The Record
Every change to infrastructure runs as one Infra Job, and every Infra Job is kept: the exact configuration that was deployed, the cost fact, the budget verdict, who approved and why, who triggered it, what happened in every phase, and a snapshot of what exists afterward.
For anyone who has to answer, months later, what was deployed, by whom, at what cost, and who said yes.
What You Get
Shipped behavior, stated as it works today. The record beside it is the shape of what the product stamps; its figures are examples.
The Configuration, Frozen
The full configuration is embedded into the job when it is created, and the job is immutable: the resource may change later; the job never does.
Kept and Queryable
Every job is retained and queryable by resource, organization, environment, time, and outcome.
One Stream, Every Surface
One event stream drives the console, the CLI, and the audit log, so every surface tells the same story.
Tagged in Your Cloud
Every resource Planton creates in your cloud carries identity tags naming its organization, environment, kind, and id.
Deploy record
deploy
production environment · prod · succeeded
requested by
coding agent, on behalf of s.rao
approved by
a.patel · 2026-09-17 09:14 · “the replica is intentional”
configuration
embedded at creation; never changes
verified cost
~$312/mo est. · catalog 2026.09.2
phases
init · refresh · preview · apply · capture
snapshot
7 resources · tagged planton.ai/environment=prod
An illustration of the record the product shows. Figures marked est. are examples; a real record carries its own. Every deploy leaves one of these.
What We Will Not Say
The words this page holds itself to, so a reviewer does not have to find the over-claim.
- The record is a fact about each deployment. It is not a compliance dashboard and it does not declare a deployment audit-ready for any framework.
- Drift detection is not shipped. The record tells you what was deployed; it does not yet tell you what changed behind Planton’s back.
- This page states no retention period, because the platform does not publish one: every job is kept and queryable today, and a retention policy is not a setting you can change.
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