Abstract: A method for automatically maintaining an Infrastructure as Code of a resource space hosted on a cloud platform. The method includes detecting a specific label associated with the resource space after a relevant modification of the resource space. When the specific label is detected, then, filling a template with at least one monitoring metric, cloning a remote repository from an internet hosting service, writing the filled template into a local repository, pushing the local repository to the remote repository, and monitoring the resource space by deployment of the at least one monitoring metric upon detection of the push. Otherwise, when the specific label has been deleted, cloning the remote repository, deleting the filled template from the local repository, pushing the local repository to the remote repository, and canceling the monitoring upon deletion of the at least one monitoring metric.

Abstract: A system for managing security on a cloud management platform portal (CMPP (1)), the system comprising a set of routines (scripts) which are executed on a computing device or processor allowing the cloud management platform portal to contact a cloud automation service (CAS (4)) so as to provision services to a customer, and a ServiceNow (2) (SNOW) application comprising at least one of a set of routines comprising at least one of certain specified network Standard Service Requests and/or network activity Standard Service Requests.

Abstract: A system for managing security on a cloud management platform portal (CMPP (1)), the system comprising a set of routines (scripts) which are executed on a computing device or processor allowing the cloud management platform portal to contact a cloud automation service (CAS (4)) so as to provision services to a customer, and a ServiceNow (2) (SNOW) application comprising at least one of a set of routines comprising at least one of certain specified network Standard Service Requests and/or network activity Standard Service Requests.

Abstract: A method for requesting a security group for a private cloud, in which a backend automation creates a first security group that holds IP addresses of virtual machines that are used as destination for firewall rules and a second security group that contains the virtual machines names and that is used for filtering the virtual machines by the firewall rules. The backend automation is hidden from a user of the method.