Effective date: July 19, 2026
Pre-release notice: GlobalStacks is a pre-release project and is not currently offered by an incorporated company. This page is informational only and is not a commercial service agreement, service-level agreement, data processing agreement, or GDPR processing agreement. Do not rely on the pre-release service for production, regulated, or customer personal-data workloads.
Use of the service
You are responsible for the projects, hosts, credentials, deployment targets, and workloads you connect to GlobalStacks. You must have the authority to manage any infrastructure you enroll.
GlobalStacks is intended for authorized infrastructure operations. Do not use the service to access systems without permission, bypass tenant or network boundaries, or interfere with another user's workloads or connected hosts.
Accounts and access
Keep account credentials, API keys, service tokens, and host enrollment tokens secure. Revoke tokens that are no longer needed or may have been exposed.
You are responsible for actions taken through your account, automation credentials, and enrolled host agents unless you have reported unauthorized access and revoked the affected credentials.
Infrastructure operations
GlobalStacks can create, update, stop, and archive resources through configured control-plane and agent paths. Review settings before running deployment or lifecycle actions against production infrastructure.
Host agents may report telemetry, accept typed control-plane requests, and perform approved runtime, network, terminal, volume, and deployment actions on enrolled infrastructure.
Availability
The service may change as product capabilities evolve. Documentation and runbooks describe currently supported operational paths.
Best-efforts operations and residency
Where GlobalStacks offers availability, regional placement, data-residency, replication, backup, recovery, or inference-routing controls, we will use commercially reasonable efforts to operate those controls as documented for your selected configuration.
Those controls depend on your configuration, connected infrastructure, selected providers, networks, and third-party services. Except where a separate written service-level agreement says otherwise, GlobalStacks does not guarantee uninterrupted or error-free service, a particular recovery time or recovery point, the availability of a particular region or provider, or that a configuration meets every legal, regulatory, contractual, or data-localization requirement that may apply to you.
You are responsible for determining your requirements, selecting and reviewing the applicable policies and regions, maintaining independent backups where appropriate, and obtaining professional advice where needed. Nothing in the service documentation or residency-policy options is legal advice, a compliance certification, or a contractual commitment from an incorporated GlobalStacks provider.
Documentation and changes
Product documentation, release notes, and runbooks may be updated as supported infrastructure, installers, APIs, and operational workflows change. Continued use of the service depends on following the current supported paths for the version you operate.