
Anjuna Seaglass converts containers into enclave-ready images for confidential computing.
Anjuna introduced Seaglass as a universal confidential-computing platform in its November 2023 product announcement. The launch presented one workflow for preparing existing applications for hardware-backed isolation across cloud environments.
The announced product included a 30-day trial. Current product materials continue to identify Seaglass as Anjuna’s platform for building, deploying, and running confidential container workloads.
Seaglass addresses applications that need hardware-backed isolation but were not built for a specific enclave environment. The product page describes container conversion, single-command deployment, an encrypted runtime, and attestation-controlled release of sensitive configuration.
Its deployment claims cover major public clouds, hybrid setups, on-premises systems, and Kubernetes. Anjuna’s data sheet separately identifies application-level trust policies as a control over which code may access protected data.
Anjuna offers a 30-day Seaglass trial for workloads on AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud. The product page directs prospective users to start that trial, while the company also offers a tailored demonstration and a contact-sales route.
The public pages reviewed do not state a recurring license price or a post-trial rate. The visible purchase path therefore consists of trial access and direct sales contact; no price or revenue mix is inferred.
Anjuna Seaglass converts existing container applications into enclave-ready images without requiring changes to application code. Its deployment workflow runs those images on public-cloud and on-premises infrastructure, including Kubernetes environments.
During execution, the confidential runtime isolates workloads and protects data in use. A policy manager checks cryptographic attestation before releasing secrets and configuration to a running application.