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Mapping diagram. A left taxonomy panel lists platform catalog categories — Compute, Packaging, Delivery, Networking, Commerce, Agents, and Platform — and connector lines route them into matching docs surfaces.
Akua’s public product catalog shows platform capabilities by category: Compute, Packaging, Delivery, Networking, Commerce, Agents, and Platform. The docs use a task-oriented sidebar, so the category names do not always appear as top-level navigation items. Use this page as the bridge between the catalog and the docs.

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Capability map

Compute

Create managed clusters, import existing clusters, add workers, choose regions, and manage compute lifecycle.

Packaging

Define reusable Package versions, input schemas, source composition, and package authoring.

Delivery

Install, render, customize, version, and update applications in customer or internal workspaces.

Networking

Expose applications with preview domains, direct IP routing, custom domains, and Gateway API routes.

Commerce

Sell software through Offers, checkout-ready order drafts, and customer distribution paths.

Agents

Use hosted agents, connect external assistants, and give agents current Akua documentation.

Platform

Manage workspaces, organizations, dashboards, API tokens, notifications, private registries, billing, security, and quotas.

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Products vs platform capabilities

Akua uses the word Product in two different user contexts:
  • Platform capabilities are the things Akua itself provides, such as Compute, Delivery, Commerce, and Agents.
  • Sellable products are the software packages you create and sell to customers through the marketplace or private Offers.
If you want to understand the platform surface, start with the capability map above. If you want to package and sell your own software, start with Sellable products.

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