AWS Infrastructure Coverage

Complete visibility across your AWS accounts. Every supported service is inventoried, analyzed, and monitored — with Terraform drift detection built in.

How it works

Four capabilities compose the coverage below.

01
Inventory

Discovers and syncs resources from AWS into the database. Runs on a schedule or on-demand per account and region.

02
Metrics

Pulls CloudWatch time-series data (CPU, memory, IOPS, latency…) and stores it for trend analysis and anomaly detection.

03
Optimization

Evaluates metric history against thresholds and turns findings into actionable cost-saving recommendations: right-sizing, Reserved Instance purchases, or deletion candidates.

04
Drift detection

Compares live inventory against Terraform state files to find resources created outside IaC — unmanaged infrastructure.

Coverage by service

One card per service. Each card lists its resource types and the capabilities they support.

Compute
4 resource types
  • EC2 Instances
  • Reserved Instances
  • Lambda Functions
  • Savings Plan
Network
10 resource types
  • Elastic IPs
  • VPCs
  • Subnets
  • Internet Gateways
  • NAT Gateways
  • VPC Endpoints
  • Classic Load Balancers
  • ALB / NLB
  • Target Groups
  • Route 53 Hosted Zones
Security
3 resource types
  • Security Groups
  • KMS Keys
  • Secrets
Databases
9 resource types
  • RDS Instances
  • Aurora Clusters
  • RDS Reserved
  • DynamoDB Tables
  • ElastiCache Clusters
  • Replication Groups
  • ElastiCache Reserved
  • OpenSearch Domains
  • OpenSearch Reserved
Storage
5 resource types
  • S3 Buckets
  • EBS Volumes
  • EBS Snapshots
  • CloudWatch Log Groups
  • EFS File Systems
Messaging
2 resource types
  • SQS Queues
  • SNS Topics