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Altostrat
The Network Operations IDE. Built for network engineers.
About Altostrat
Network engineers run the infrastructure the world depends on. They do it with SSH terminals, disconnected tools, and tribal knowledge scattered across wikis no one maintains. Altostrat Studio changes that. Altostrat Studio is a Network Operations IDE — a single desktop application that unifies terminal automation, AI copilot, network diagramming, collaborative troubleshooting, and workflow orchestration. Think VS Code, but purpose-built for network ops. What makes Studio different: → 30+ vendor families detected automatically — Cisco, Juniper, Arista, Palo Alto, Fortinet, MikroTik, Nokia, MikroTik, Huawei, and more → AI copilot that reads your network before it suggests anything — no hallucinated commands on production gear → Human-in-the-loop approval on every state-changing operation — read-only analysis is instant, writes require your sign-off → Collaborative terminal sessions with integrated video calls — stop screen-sharing PuTTY during P1 incidents → FIPS-compliant credential management via AWS Secrets Manager — no more spreadsheets of passwords → Offline-capable knowledge base — works without cloud connectivity → Session recording in asciicast v2 for compliance and audit trails Altostrat Studio is built by network practitioners who have managed production infrastructure, not by consultants who have only read about it. Our existing SDX product manages 5,500+ MikroTik devices in production and holds a 4.8/5 Gartner Peer Insights rating. Try Studio free at altostrat.io
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Presence & Recognition
Altostrat participated in IT Nation Connect ANZ 2026, sharing ideas and engaging in conversations.
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Presence & Recognition
Altostrat is attending the Primary Venture Partners NYC Tech Summit in New York on 15–16 September 2026.
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Presence & Recognition
Altostrat sponsored The IT Nation conference and will see ConnectWise again in Orlando later this year
Reported by Hannes Kruger