A cloud foundation built in Terraform across India, the UAE and the US — with customer data pinned to its region, security gates on every release, and the documentation written as the system is built rather than the week before an audit.
Pilot pricing from ₹20,000 per month + setup. Built for saaS teams selling across India, the Gulf and the US.
Regionix builds your production cloud in three regions from one Terraform codebase. Customer data stays pinned to its home region, every release passes the same security gates, and the architecture diagrams, runbooks and control mapping are written as the system is built. US buyers see how a change is controlled; Gulf buyers see where their data lives.
Design targets and capacity, measured on demo data — not results from client deployments.
Accounts, networks and guardrails for each region, built from the same Terraform modules so Mumbai, the UAE and N. Virginia differ only where a variable says they should. Each landing zone includes:
Where data may live is written into policy rather than left to whoever creates the next database. A resource outside its home region fails the plan before it exists. The guardrails cover:
Every change takes the same path from pull request to production, and every gate leaves a record behind. A release rolls region by region, each waiting for the last to stay healthy. The pipeline runs:
People sign in through your identity provider and get the narrowest role that does the job, for as long as they need it. Machines get short-lived credentials, never a key in a repository. Access control covers:
Logs, metrics and alerts for each region in one view, without moving personal data out of the region it belongs to. Backups stay in-country and restores are drilled, not assumed. Operations include:
The documents your auditor and your customers’ security teams ask for, produced as the system is built and refreshed by the pipeline. Controls are mapped to the frameworks you name. The pack holds:
Learns the normal shape of each region’s logs and raises what does not fit, such as a burst of failed sign-ins or a service suddenly talking to a new destination.
The agents in Regionix read what the platform already produces — logs, plans, bills, alerts — and turn it into something a person can act on quickly. They draft and flag; they do not change production on their own.
Regionix is built on mainstream providers and open tooling, in your accounts and your repositories. Anything outside this list is scoped in the architecture review.
Landing zones on AWS Mumbai, UAE and N. Virginia, with Azure UAE North as the common Gulf alternative. Google Cloud where it fits your workloads.
Ship through one pipeline to three regions, with the gates telling you what to fix in the pull request rather than after release.
One view of findings, exceptions and access across every region, with each exception time-boxed and owned.
A control mapping that points to real evidence — change records, access reviews, restore drills — rather than to a policy document.
A foundation you can explain to a Gulf procurement team and a US security review in the same week, from the same diagrams.
Quarterly access reviews arrive pre-filled. Confirm or remove each person’s access and sign, in one sitting.
Spend per region, account and team, with budget alerts that arrive before the invoice does.
Regionix is built for teams that sell across borders and have to show, not just say, how their systems are run and where their customers’ data lives.
Residency
Policy fails any change that would put customer data, backups or keys outside their home region.
Delivery
Scans, signing and policy checks run on every pull request, and production needs two people.
Identity
People sign in through single sign-on; machines use short-lived credentials. Nothing sits in a repository.
Recovery
Backups stay in-country and restores run against a runbook, so the recovery target is tested.
Evidence
Change records, scans and approvals are filed by the pipeline as it runs, not assembled before an audit.
Ownership
Everything lives in your cloud accounts and repositories. Stop working with us and it keeps running.
Six layers, delivered as code in your own repositories and accounts. They are one product because a secure pipeline deploying into an undocumented account is still the thing an auditor stops on.
Separate accounts for production, staging and shared tooling in each region, built from one set of Terraform modules — so Mumbai, the UAE and N. Virginia differ only where a variable says they should.
Customer data pinned to its home region by policy, not convention. Storage, databases and backups outside the allowed region fail the plan; only anonymised metrics and deploy events cross a border.
Static analysis, dependency and container scanning, signed images and IaC policy checks on every change, with a two-person approval for production and a deploy that rolls region by region.
Single sign-on with least-privilege roles, no long-lived access keys, secrets in a vault rather than a repository, and a KMS key per region that never leaves it.
Centralised logs, metrics and alerts per region, backups that stay in-country, and restore drills run against a written runbook so the recovery target is tested rather than assumed.
Architecture diagrams, runbooks, access reviews, change records and scan results, mapped to SOC 2, ISO 27001, the DPDP Act and the UAE and Saudi PDPLs — and refreshed by the pipeline, not by hand.
Six things we built for CTOs, security leads and platform teams who need to pass a US security review and a Gulf residency question with the same system.
India, the UAE and the US from the same Terraform modules, not three projects that drift apart.
Where data may live is enforced by the build, not remembered by the team.
Audit-ready evidence and controls mapped to the frameworks. Certification stays with your auditor, where it belongs.
The gates run in the pipeline your engineers already use and tell them what to fix in the pull request.
Patching, drift reviews, restore drills and evidence upkeep continue every month after go-live.
Open tooling, your accounts and your repositories. The runbooks are written for your team, not for ours.
Each framework asks for something different; the same controls and evidence answer most of them. Open any card to see where it applies, what it is mapped to and what the pack holds. Mapped, not certified.
SOC 2
SOC 2 Trust Services Criteria
ISO 27001
ISO/IEC 27001 Annex A
DPDP Act
India Digital Personal Data Protection Act
UAE PDPL
UAE Personal Data Protection Law
Saudi PDPL
Saudi Personal Data Protection Law
CIS · HIPAA
CIS benchmarks, HIPAA-ready setup
We are a new team, and we would rather show than claim. We are taking a small number of pilot partners to turn our demo builds into measured, named results.
One process, one team, a written scope and a fixed end date before any work starts.
An evaluation report on your real cases: accuracy, escalation rate, speed and cost per task.
Below our standard rates, in return for honest feedback and a decision at the end.
Nothing is published without your written approval — not your name, not your numbers.
Client stories will appear here once pilots finish — real names, with permission.
What CTOs and security leads ask before a pilot: pricing, which regions, what crosses a border, and what this does and does not mean for SOC 2 or ISO 27001.
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Thirty minutes with an architect who builds Regionix. No deck, no discovery form.
No, and nobody can promise that on day one. Certification comes from an independent audit of how your organisation operates over time. What Regionix gives you is infrastructure built on practices modelled on those frameworks, controls mapped to their requirements, and audit-ready documentation — which removes most of the technical work, but not your policies, training or the audit itself.
Tell us where your customers are, what runs in the cloud today and which frameworks your buyers ask about. We come back with an architecture review and a written setup quote, not a generic demo.
Book an architecture call
Thirty minutes on your markets, workloads and current setup.
Architecture review and quote
Regions, residency rules and frameworks agreed, setup quoted in writing.
Build the first region
Landing zone, pipeline and evidence pack in one region, run in parallel.
Extend to all three
The same modules rolled out to the other regions, then operated monthly.
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