Private networking
Give internal containers no public address at all. Team members with resource-group access connect through an encrypted NetBird (WireGuard) tunnel with Microsoft or Google sign-in.
Access control and firewall
Layered access and edge protection
Combine private networking, IP allowlists, resource-group network locality, SSO-based forward authentication, hierarchical platform authorization, and audited service-principal access.
SEEMI CLOUD
Reliable infrastructure with operational safeguards built in
Secure by design Backup ready Regional choice API and agent ready
Capabilities
Designed for practical cloud operations
Source IP allowlists
Restrict exposed container ports to approved public source IPs or CIDR ranges where supported.
Resource-group locality
Components in the same resource group and node can communicate according to platform rules without unnecessary WAN exposure.
Forward authentication
For compatible HTTP workloads, Seemi validates Microsoft or Google SSO and at least L1 resource access before forwarding the request.
Hierarchical permissions
Grant L1, L2, or L3 access at tenant, resource-group, or component level, with higher hierarchy grants flowing downward.
Machine-user controls
Service principals receive explicit access like human users and use short-lived JWTs for supported API access.
Audit visibility
Authorization, core configuration, and deployment changes are logged and visible to users with the required access.
Network and application security are different layers
Firewall rules restrict network reachability. Forward authentication adds an identity check for compatible web traffic. Applications may still need their own authorization controls.
MCP authentication model
MCP tools currently support static service-principal keys because many agent clients do not yet automate short-lived token refresh. Scope and authorization checks still apply.
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