Enterprise procurement is often the longest step in adopting new software. Even after a team has evaluated a product and decided to buy, the purchase order can take weeks to work through legal review, vendor onboarding, and finance approval. Cloud marketplaces cut through that friction by letting organizations purchase software through their existing cloud account, using spend they have already committed.
JieGou is now listed on AWS Marketplace, Azure Marketplace, and GCP Marketplace. If your organization procures software through any of these channels, you can subscribe to JieGou today and deploy it with pre-configured infrastructure values for your cloud provider.
Why Marketplace Deployment Matters
Enterprise procurement teams increasingly require software purchases to go through cloud marketplaces. There are several reasons this trend has accelerated:
Consolidated billing — Instead of managing a separate vendor invoice and payment cycle, the JieGou subscription appears as a line item on your existing cloud bill. Finance teams manage one relationship, one payment method, and one reconciliation process.
Committed spend credits — Most enterprises negotiate committed spend agreements with their cloud provider: AWS Enterprise Discount Program (EDP), Azure Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment (MACC), or GCP Committed Use Discounts (CUD). Marketplace purchases count against these commitments, which means your JieGou subscription draws from budget you have already allocated rather than requiring new spend approval.
Procurement compliance — Many organizations have policies that mandate marketplace procurement for SaaS and infrastructure software. Being listed on the marketplace means JieGou passes the vendor qualification step automatically.
Faster approval cycles — Because marketplace purchases use pre-approved billing channels and committed budgets, the internal approval process is significantly shorter. Teams have reported going from evaluation to production deployment in days rather than months.
What Each Listing Includes
Every marketplace listing provides a complete deployment package tailored to the specific cloud provider:
Pre-configured Helm chart values — Each provider has its own values file (values-aws-marketplace.yaml, values-azure-marketplace.yaml, values-gcp-marketplace.yaml) with provider-specific defaults for storage classes, load balancer annotations, ingress configuration, and service account bindings.
Infrastructure sizing recommendations — Recommended node types and counts for small (up to 50 users), medium (50 to 500 users), and large (500+ users) deployments on each provider. This includes compute instances, memory allocation, and storage provisioning.
Networking and security configuration — VPC setup guides, security group and firewall rules, TLS certificate provisioning, and private endpoint configuration for each provider. The goal is to deploy JieGou into your existing network topology without custom engineering.
Container registry access — Marketplace subscription grants pull access to JieGou container images from the provider’s container registry (ECR for AWS, ACR for Azure, Artifact Registry for GCP), eliminating cross-cloud image pulls and reducing deployment latency.
Benefits of Marketplace Procurement
Beyond the procurement advantages, deploying through cloud marketplaces provides operational benefits:
Data sovereignty — JieGou deploys into your own VPC. Your data, your API keys, your LLM provider credentials all remain within your cloud account. Nothing is shared with or routed through JieGou’s infrastructure unless you explicitly configure it.
Infrastructure consistency — The marketplace Helm values are tested against each provider’s managed Kubernetes service (EKS, AKS, GKE). You get a deployment that follows your provider’s best practices for networking, storage, and observability out of the box.
Unified cost tracking — JieGou costs appear alongside your other cloud infrastructure costs in your provider’s cost management tools. Tag-based cost allocation, budget alerts, and spend forecasting all work natively.
Support integration — Enterprise support plans on AWS, Azure, and GCP can cover marketplace software. Your existing support relationship extends to JieGou deployment and infrastructure issues.
Getting Started
The deployment process follows five steps regardless of which cloud provider you use:
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Find JieGou on your cloud marketplace — Search for “JieGou” on AWS Marketplace, Azure Marketplace, or GCP Marketplace. Each listing includes plan details, pricing, and deployment documentation.
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Subscribe and accept terms — Complete the marketplace subscription flow. This establishes the billing relationship and grants access to JieGou container images and Helm charts.
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Deploy the Helm chart with marketplace values — Pull the JieGou Helm chart and deploy it with the provider-specific values file. For example, on AWS:
helm install jiegou jiegou/jiegou -f values-aws-marketplace.yaml. The values file configures storage, networking, and scaling defaults for your provider. -
Configure Firebase and LLM provider keys — Set up your Firebase project for authentication and add your LLM provider API keys (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, or others). JieGou uses your keys directly, so LLM costs are billed to your existing provider accounts.
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Access the console — Once the deployment is healthy, access the JieGou console through the configured ingress URL. Create your first account, invite your team, and start building workflows.
Detailed Deployment Guides
The Cloud Marketplace landing page at /solutions/cloud-marketplace provides step-by-step deployment guides for each provider, including Terraform modules for infrastructure provisioning, example values.yaml overrides for common configurations, and troubleshooting guides for provider-specific issues.
If your organization has already evaluated JieGou and is ready to move to production, the marketplace listing is the fastest path to procurement approval and deployment. Find us on your provider’s marketplace and get started today.