Enterprise Integration
Plug in.
Reach everything.
A unified catalog and broker that lets the environment discover itself — and lets agents navigate it safely. ATLAS is the control plane; your traffic flows direct.
Live Scenario: Developer → Strata Analytics
Walk through a real enterprise flow. Click each step to see how a developer question flows from their IDE through ATLAS to Strata and back — with governance at every stage.
Developer (Cursor)
ATLAS Control Plane
Governance Engine
Kong Gateway
Strata Analytics
Developer asks their AI assistant a question
"Show me last quarter's revenue by region from Strata"
A developer is working in Cursor (or any MCP-capable IDE). They've connected to ATLAS once — that single connection gives them access to every governed enterprise capability. They ask a natural language question.
Without ATLAS vs. With ATLAS
The difference between fragmented chaos and governed simplicity.
Without ATLAS — Chaos
Every team builds custom integrations. Every AI tool needs separate connectors. Nobody knows what exists. Nothing is governed. When it breaks, good luck finding who owns it.
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Every tool → every service = N×M mess
25+ separate integrations
5 AI tools × 5 services = 25 custom connectors to build, maintain, and debug
Invisible services
Developers don't know Strata exists. They build their own analytics queries from scratch
Zero governance
AI tools call anything — PII, financials, production DBs — no policy, no audit, no approval
No ownership
2 AM outage. Which team owns the analytics endpoint? Nobody knows. No escalation path
Blind operations
No idea which AI tools are calling which services, how often, or what data they access
Result: Months to integrate. No visibility. No control.
With ATLAS — One Connection
Register once in ATLAS — it provisions Kong and agentgateway automatically. Traffic flows direct through the gateways, never through ATLAS. One registration. Every consumer. Plug in. Reach everything.
ATLAS
Catalog · Govern
Provision · Audit
5 connections in + 5 connections out = 10 total (not 25)
Minutes, not months
One MCP config snippet. Connect once. Every governed capability is instantly available
AI-native discovery
"Show me revenue data" → ATLAS finds Strata, checks governance, routes through Kong
Governed by default
Every request checked: scope, classification, team auth, risk level. Full audit trail
Always know the owner
Every capability has an owner team, support contacts, escalation path, and SLA
Total observability
Unified dashboard: who accessed what, when, latency, error rates, usage patterns
Result: One connection. Every capability. Governed and audited.
Not in the Data Path
ATLAS provisions the gateways, then gets out of the way. Your traffic never touches ATLAS — it flows direct through Kong and agentgateway to your services.
Cursor
Claude Code
ChatGPT
Custom Agents
DIRECT TRAFFIC
ATLAS
Catalog · Govern
Provision · Audit
provisions
Kong Gateway
REST · GraphQL · gRPC
agentgateway
MCP · A2A · LLM
DIRECT TRAFFIC
Strata Analytics
ServiceNow
REST APIs
Knowledge Base
ATLAS provisions Kong and agentgateway on-demand via Admin APIs. Traffic flows Client → Gateway → Service — never through ATLAS.
No single point of failure. No latency overhead. Enterprise-grade gateways handle the traffic.
ATLAS in the Enterprise Stack
ATLAS is the control plane — not the data path. It provisions Kong and agentgateway, then gets out of the way. Traffic flows direct through the gateways to your services. ATLAS handles discovery, governance, and audit.
AI Consumers
Cursor
IDE + MCP
Claude Code
CLI + MCP
ChatGPT
Plugins
Custom Agents
A2A / REST
MCP / REST
Catalog
Search & discovery
Governance
Policy & risk
Intent Engine
NLP → capability
Audit
Full trace logs
Provisioning
→ Kong / Gateway
Admin API sync
Data Planes
Kong Gateway
REST / GraphQL / gRPC traffic
agentgateway
MCP / A2A / LLM traffic
Proxied traffic
Your Enterprise Services
Strata
GraphQL Analytics
ServiceNow
ITSM / MCP
REST APIs
Microservices
Knowledge
Docs / Runbooks
Enterprise Integration Patterns
ATLAS works with any service type. Here are common enterprise integration patterns — each registered once, then available to every AI assistant and developer.
How Your Service Joins the Network
Getting a service into ATLAS takes under 5 minutes. No code changes to your service required.
Register
Fill out one form with your service URL, type (REST/GraphQL/MCP/gRPC), owner team, and governance metadata. Or paste a URL and let auto-detect handle it.
Reach
ATLAS provisions Kong (for APIs) or agentgateway (for MCP/A2A) on-demand via Admin APIs. Routes, rate limits, auth plugins — all configured automatically. Your service is live.
Discover
Your service is instantly searchable in the catalog and discoverable through ATLAS's MCP endpoint. Every connected AI assistant can find it.
Consume
Developers ask questions in natural language. ATLAS resolves intent and checks governance. Traffic flows direct through the gateway — ATLAS was never in the path.
Enterprise Value at a Glance
Minutes, not months
Register a service in under 5 minutes. No custom integration code, no gateway config, no SDK to build.
Governed by default
Every request checked against policies. Risk level, data classification, scope guards, and audit trail — built in.
Full observability
See what AI tools are accessing, how often, latency, errors. Per-service and per-consumer metrics.
AI-native discovery
Natural language search across the entire enterprise catalog. Ask for what you need — ATLAS finds it.
Zero trust posture
API key management, rate limiting, auth plugins, scope guards. Enterprise-grade security without enterprise-grade complexity.
No service changes
ATLAS provisions the gateways — it never touches your traffic. No SDKs to install, no agents to deploy, no code to modify.
Ready to reach everything?
Connect your AI assistant for instant discovery, or register your first service and reach every consumer across every gateway.