Routero Cloud

The managed multi-tenant option. Routero operates the infrastructure; you consume the gateway with virtual keys, orgs, and teams from day one.

Live at: https://api.routero.ai/v1 (API) · https://platform.routero.ai (dashboard)


What’s included

  • Elastic scale — ECS Fargate tasks autoscale on request count (up to 10 replicas); no capacity planning required.
  • Multi-AZ availability — Deployed across 3 Availability Zones in AWS ap-southeast-1 (Singapore) behind a Cloudflare global edge with origin-pull mTLS.
  • SOC 2 Type II — Annual certification. Ask your solutions engineer for the report.
  • Multi-tenant isolation — Logical isolation via RBAC (Cerbos), org-scoped virtual keys, and dedicated Postgres row-level ownership. Your workspace’s data and configurations are invisible to other tenants.
  • Automatic upgrades — Routero deploys improvements continuously via a reviewed CI/CD pipeline (feature → develop → uat → production).
  • Status page — Real-time status at status.routero.ai; uptime monitors check /health/liveliness and /health/readiness every 30 seconds from multiple regions.

Onboarding

  1. Sign up at platform.routero.ai.
  2. Create a workspace and generate a virtual API key.
  3. Set base_url = "https://api.routero.ai/v1" in your application. Done.

First routed request in under 60 seconds.


Data handling in Routero Cloud

What Where it goes
Prompt and response content Not stored (metadata only — token counts, model, cost, latency)
Audit log metadata AWS RDS Postgres, ap-southeast-1, 365-day default retention
Spend and usage data Same RDS, org-scoped, exported to your dashboard
Provider API keys you add Encrypted in RDS, never logged

Routero never trains on, resells, or shares your prompts. → Data Handling & Privacy


Limitations vs. private deployments

  • Data physically resides in Routero’s AWS account (Singapore). If your compliance regime requires data sovereignty in a different jurisdiction, use Single-Tenant Cloud or Private Deployments.
  • You cannot customise infrastructure-level configuration (VPC CIDR, instance types, etc.).