Provider APIs
Connect
Link a cloud provider through its API. Map contracts, regions and services into OpsMgr at the right level of your hierarchy.
Platform
One control plane.Many infrastructure sources.
OpsMgr connects to provider APIs so external capacity enters the same catalogue, approval, pricing and billing path as the rest of your service. Customers see one branded console.
How integrations fit
Integrations are not a separate product. They are how provider capacity enters the same catalogue, approval, pricing and billing path as the rest of your OpsMgr service.
Provider APIs
Link a cloud provider through its API. Map contracts, regions and services into OpsMgr at the right level of your hierarchy.
OpsMgr catalogue
Curate what tenants can request, route approvals, apply pricing and expose everything under your brand.
OpsMgr APIs
Integrate provisioning, billing and service data into existing orchestration and service management without forcing operators into a single UI.
Strategic technology partnership

IONOS Cloud
OpsMgr sits on IONOS Cloud as the branded control plane. IONOS remains the infrastructure. Operators connect capacity, curate the catalogue, and bill under their own brand. Tenants never leave the white-label portal.

illapa and IONOS Cloud work as a strategic technology partnership. IONOS supplies the infrastructure. OpsMgr supplies multi-tenant control, pricing and billing.
Provision and manage virtual machines, dedicated cubes, GPU capacity, templates and Kubernetes clusters from the branded console.
Network resources provisioned through the same approval and audit path as compute.
Persistent and object storage consumed as catalogue items, not ad-hoc tickets.
Import, categorise and approve marketplace images for self-service deployment.
Provider consumption feeds the same commercial model as the rest of your OpsMgr estate.
Optional IONOS user and group provisioning aligned to OpsMgr roles.
Tenants browse your catalogue, request create or change, and receive approvals under your brand. IONOS infrastructure sits behind that experience; operators retain margin, policy and the customer relationship.
What's next
Additional cloud and hosting APIs will follow the same pattern: connect at the operator layer, curate what tenants can request, and route consumption through Managed Consumption Value or your Enterprise licence.
We do not publish a provider roadmap on the website. If you operate a cloud or hosting platform and want it in OpsMgr, get in touch.
Talk to us about integrating with OpsMgrSee it in your context
Tell us which providers you operate today. We will show how they map into OpsMgr without fragmenting your customer experience.