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IT Infrastructure Management
BC-600.50
Level 2
Cross-Industry
304 providers
1638 API surfaces
105 rated strong or better
Compute, storage, network, cloud infrastructure.
IT Infrastructure Management (BC-600.50) is a level-2 business capability under Information Technology Management in the Cross-Industry model. The catalog holds 1638 API surface(s) from 304 provider(s) that can perform some part of it, 105 of them rated strong or better. Reach is the vendor surface that lands on this capability — it is not a claim about what any particular organisation has deployed.
Where this capability definition comes from.
This capability is part of a published business-architecture model that API Evangelist
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Turbo EA Capabilities by Vincent Verdet — Turbo EA, https://github.com/vincentmakes/turbo-ea-capabilities, CC BY 4.0
Changes: Consolidated from 333 per-L1 YAML files into one JSON; English only (upstream i18n/ omitted); descriptions whitespace-normalised. No capability was added, removed, renamed or re-parented.
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Sub-capabilities
Compute and Server Management BC-600.50.10
Provisioning and operation of physical and virtual compute.
no catalog coverage
Storage Management BC-600.50.20
Storage provisioning, tiering, and protection.
no catalog coverage
Network Management BC-600.50.30
LAN, WAN, SD-WAN, and network service management.
no catalog coverage
Cloud Platform Management BC-600.50.40
Public, private, and hybrid cloud platform operations.
no catalog coverage
End-User Computing Management BC-600.50.50
Workplace devices, endpoint management, and collaboration tools.
no catalog coverage
Providers that reach this capability
Ordered by rating band. Reach means a provider publishes an API surface that can perform some part of this capability — it is not a claim that any particular organisation has deployed it.
Exemplar 32 Complete, well-documented, and agent-ready
ConfluentSnowflakeCloudflareTelnyxMongoDBAdobe SuiteElastic StackConfluent | the Data Streaming PlatformPalo Alto NetworksMicrosoft AzureControlUpAmazon VPNClickHouseKongNetlifyRed HatClouderaAWS LambdaAmazon S3LaravelMicrosoftProgress SoftwareCouchbaseMicrosoft Azure QuantumAzure Service BusAmazon NeptuneServiceNowNutanixZoom PhoneCloudFrontMicrosoft PurviewSpectro Cloud
Strong 73 Solid coverage with minor gaps
cPanelF5OracleNexGen CloudAmazon Elastic Load BalancingAmazon GameLiftAmazon VPCDatabricksFastlyPaperspaceGoogle Cloud StorageNasuniZeroTierAmazon EC2Microsoft GraphCisco Catalyst SD-WANAzure DatabricksBraiinsMicrosoft SQL ServerAzure Container AppsAzure Networking ServicesWebscale NetworksKPNFacetsKontakt.ioAmazon RDSNeo4jMithrilAmazon DocumentDBAmazon Direct ConnectAzure Event HubsAnt MediaGraphiantAmazon EC2 Image BuilderAmazon Transit GatewayCisco IntersightJuniper NetworksAmazon Web ServicesMistArmorCoastyAmazon EBSAmazon ElastiCacheAzure Synapse AnalyticsAptibleAmazon ECSAmazon Storage GatewayAzure Blob StorageAmazon CloudFormationFreestyleIBM WebSphereAmazon Global AcceleratorNetcrackerSeqera LabsThe San Francisco Compute CompanyCrusoeAmazon WorkSpaces Web7SIGNALAmazon Route 53 ResolverArchilAzure Traffic ManagerTensorDockCisco Secure FirewallGoogle Cloud DNSAWS App MeshOpenRelaySoracomPrime IntellectAmazon OutpostsAzure Virtual MachinesTimescaleDruvaGoogle Cloud CDN
Developing 121 Usable, with meaningful gaps to close
Advanced Micro DevicesTTTechAmazon Deadline CloudAstronomerAzure Container InstancesAmazon OpenSearch Service APIAzure Database for MySQLAmazon WorkSpacesPure StorageReleaseCisco ExpresswayCoreStackCitrix NetScalerVMwareLambdaScalewayMEFAzure Container RegistryOracle DatabaseAmazon S3 GlacierGoogle Cloud InterconnectGoogle Cloud Load BalancingRenderAmazon Transfer FamilyAmazon VPC LatticeAzure SignalR ServiceScyllaDBVast.aiRed Hat OpenShiftCodesphereMicrosoft Azure Integration ServicesInfobloxGoogle Cloud BigtableTessellGoogle Cloud SpannerGoogle Cloud SQLZippyKidAmazon MQCisco CrossworkCisco HardwareAzure Load BalancerGoogle Cloud FirestoreGoogle Cloud Compute EngineTursoRelativityAnsibleSlideTerraformWekaAkash NetworkBroadcomDokployAmazon QLDBCrossplaneGoogle Cloud RunGoogle Distributed CloudDataStaxDell ServersCAST AIOxideRed Hat SatelliteAzure Database for PostgreSQLDigital OceanGoogle Cloud App EngineGoogle Cloud MemorystoreAleph AlphaContourJuniper Mist AIRancherAivenCloudflare D1SAP HANACoreWeaveLonghornPulumiBrocadeOracle WebLogic ServerCoolifyArubaCiliumCubeFSAmazon Parallel Computing ServiceExoscaleFortanixHAProxyKubernetes ServicesStarlinkForward NetworksSF ComputeNVIDIA Run:aiRookKeboolaAzure SQL DatabaseChamberCloudflare R2KubeVirtQubrid AISpot by NetAppKumaQoveryETH Zurich – Swiss Federal Institute of TechnologyGoogle Cloud VPCIncusApache SolrCitrixOpenproviderCisco Nexus DashboardHashiCorp NomadPacket HostBentoMLOVH CloudTypesenseDP Technology (Bohrium)VolumezImpervaNetAppUnstoppable DomainsAzure ArcVeeamVersZededa
Thin 72 Limited public surface area
InfoworksTetrateIXONAzure ExpressRouteConduktorBunny.netVoltage ParkJarvisLabsAzure Application GatewayGoogle Cloud Service MeshAzure Front DoorFilebaseSolaris ZonesHetznerKionArgo CDVAST DataOpenStackExtreme NetworksNetBirdScale ComputingCentMLF5 Load BalancerGoogle AnthosEquinixFluenceThunder ComputeUpstashDataCrunchFly IoNetBoxPodmanSearchStaxService FabricSonatype NexusUpboundBlaxelSpot by FlexeraVMware TanzuFirecrackerCUDO ComputeSevallaTogether AIMongoDB AtlasScrapybaraShadeformTimescaleDB / Tiger DataGoogle Cloud VMware EngineGcoreInternational Business MachinesScalrCommScope HoldingXSKYA10 NetworksEmissary-IngressSimpliVityArmadaAmazon AuroraPortworxsystemdAmazon Aurora DSQLPlanetscaleDNSimplePerimeter 81AWS BatchSuper Micro ComputerF5 Distributed Cloud ServicesPerfectScaleApache HadoopCisco MerakiApache MesosFluidstack
Emerging 5 Early or largely undocumented
Minimal 1 Almost no public developer surface
This page carries no rating. Capabilities are not rated. A capability is a description of what a business does, not a thing a company publishes, so a Kin Score would have nothing to measure.
The edge table is a Pro feature.
This page shows which providers and tags reach IT Infrastructure Management. The underlying
tag → capability edges — each with the quoted fragment of the provider's own
OpenAPI that evidences it, a calibrated confidence score, and the contract-provenance gate
it passed — are available through the API, along with company-level capability maps.
Only edges at confidence ≥ 0.7 with evidence found verbatim in
the source contract are published at all.