Abstract: Systems and methods for launching an instance of a virtualized operating system using an infrastructure as code (IaC) script and an IaC build file image are provided. For example, the system may determine the IaC build file image that defines a parameter of a virtualized operating system. When launched, the virtualized operating system satisfies an industry security standard. The operating system image may comply with the industry security standard without patching from the user after the virtualized operating system is launched.

Abstract: Systems and methods for providing a unified application programming interface (API) and command line interface (CLI) aggregation platform are provided. For example, the platform may capture and store current version and commands available for API and CLI commands for a plurality of vendors, provide the database, CLI, and interface for defining and abstracting Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), cloud, on-premise and hypervisor-backed virtualized hardware platform API and CLI calls, and create a semantic ontology unifying disparate API and CLI calls. The platform may help implement an instance of computer infrastructure for consolidating, unifying, and obfuscating multiple disparate IaaS, cloud, on-premise and hypervisor-backed virtualized hardware platforms thereby defining a unified method for calling IaaS services using the API and CLI commands from the plurality of vendors through an ontologically driven abstraction tier.

Abstract: Systems and methods for implementing a platform-independent interface for generating virtualized multi-service hardware systems are provided. For example, the system may generate “Infrastructure as Code” (IaC) and/or “Infrastructure as a Service” (IaaS) using various services and tools (e.g., provided by third parties) and programmatic calls to those services and tools. The system may also generate “Functions as a Service” (FaaS) to provide systems and services that are available perpetually. The system may automatically isolate and resolve bugs or other computational issues without the need for human intervention.