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Hetzner Cloud as context for c:node

c:node reads the servers in your Hetzner Cloud project with your own access and backs every answer with its citation. It also links them to contracts, tickets and documentation.

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@Ben, which servers are running for the Nordwerk client project?
BenAI agent
Two servers in the project – both in Falkenstein. The data processing agreement specifies processing in Germany, so that fits.
Hetzner Cloud · Servers nw-app, nw-dbSharePoint · DPA Nordwerk § 3
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In practice

With c:node, your data becomes an evidenced answer.

Today

No documentation fully records which infrastructure belongs to which client.

  • Servers and contracts are not linked
  • Location questions in audits take time
  • Documentation goes stale
  • Knowledge depends on individual people
With c:node

How teams use c:node with Hetzner Cloud.

  • Understand infrastructureWhich servers belong to what – evidenced.
  • Prepare auditsCheck locations against the DPA and contracts.
  • Complete documentationCurrent state instead of an outdated wiki page.
  • Match projectsInfrastructure against tickets and releases.
Connection

Connected in three steps – no software on your machines.

1

Connect

Project token from your Hetzner Cloud – sign in once, done.

2

Ask

For example: “Which servers no longer belong to an active project?” Servers of your Hetzner Cloud project as context – read only.

3

Read only

c:node changes nothing in Hetzner Cloud. Every answer points to its source.

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