The GraphQL API for AWS, Azure, GCP, and K8s
CloudGraph is an open source tool that structures your multi-environment, multi-cloud data into a standardized, type-safe format
Built and maintained with love by the team at AutoCloud
why cloudgrapH?
Understanding the current state of your cloud environments is painful
Provider consoles all designed differently
Frustrating to find the information you need
Frustrating to find the information you need
Provider APIs are not uniform
Each service (e.g. EC2, VPC) returns a different data structure
Each service (e.g. EC2, VPC) returns a different data structure
Data for the same service types structured differently depending on the provider
Make countless queries to answer a simple question
Scope limited to a single account at a time
Scope limited to a single account at a time
But with CloudGraph, if you can dream it,
you can query it!
What is the name, id, and ARN of every resource that lives in this VPC?
In these five AWS accounts, what is the daily cost for each M5 EC2 instance with the tag 'Environment: Production'?
Across all accounts, do we have any public S3 buckets, unencrypted EBS volumes, or internet-facing load balancers?
HOW DOES CLOUDGRAPH WORK?
Multiple clouds, one standardized API
read-only access
StanDARDIZE
Type
Create Relationships
Enrich
Stored locally with Dgraph
Query with GraphQL!
EXAMPLE GRAPHQL quErIes
Write simple queries,
solve complex challenges
Metadata, service relationships, and cost in a single query
For each M5 EC2 Instance in the us-east-1 region for the AWS Account 123456, get the ARN, daily cost, and its boot disk EBS Volume
Query across accounts
Get all of the following VPC-related resources that have a tag of "Environment: Production" across all your AWS accounts
