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Platform services

Five services form the durable substrate beneath every Campus application. They compose, but none silently grants authority belonging to another.

ServiceConfigureProvides
CampusOSidentity and policyAccounts, permissions, data, events, applications, tools, placement, and topology.
Campus Computehardware and lifecycleIsolated execution, durable volumes, private networking, and public reachability.
Campus Intelligencemodel and budgetProvider-compatible inference without handing reusable credentials to apps.
Campus Paymentsintent and policyValue movement, authorization, receipts, products, and paid service admission.
Campus Distributionpackage and audienceBuild, publish, install, promote, roll back, and update applications.

Independent boundaries

Compute does not imply network publication. A permission does not bypass a budget. Installing an app does not make it trusted. A public route does not carry the owner’s identity. A payment proof does not grant an unrelated tool.

The installation principal and its exact grants tie these services together without collapsing their boundaries.

Software belongs to people. Campus gives it a durable place to run.