CloudGraph

CloudGraph

The GraphQL API for AWS

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CloudGraph is a free and open-source GraphQL-powered search engine for your AWS infrastructure. CloudGraph makes it easy for cloud engineers to write GraphQL queries in order to solve security, compliance, governance, asset inventory, and cost problems.
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Tyson Kunovsky
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Tyson one of the co-founders of CloudGraph, thank you @notrab for hunting us! My friends and I created CloudGraph to be the universal API for all your cloud infrastructure data. Our goal is to let cloud engineers write a single GraphQL query and understand anything about their infrastructure — across AWS environments and soon, across clouds. Under the hood, CloudGraph creates and locally stores database snapshots of your entire multi-environment footprint on a regular basis. This allows you to do things like troubleshoot problems, spot misconfigurations, and understand your AWS bill — not just now, but at any point in time throughout the history of your environment's existence. In the future, you’ll be able to compare these snapshots to see what has changed over time! Here are some examples of questions that you can answer in seconds with CloudGraph: 🔦 “What is the name, id, and ARN of every resource that lives in this VCP?” 💰 “For AWS Accounts 1234567890 and 0987654321, how much am I paying on a daily basis for each M5 EC2 instance in us-east-1 with a tag of "Environment: Staging?” 🔓 “Across all our accounts do we have any public S3 buckets, unencrypted EBS volumes, or internet-facing load balancers?” 🌐 “What are the counts of each resource type (i.e. VPCs, EC2 instances, EPIs...) across all my AWS accounts?” Oh, and by the way, you can do all this in a single query 🤯 See our documentation here https://docs.cloudgraph.dev/over... for additional use cases and example queries. While we currently support AWS, we are working hard on adding support for Azure, Google Cloud, and K8s. We’ve also tried to make it as easy as possible for the community to contribute new services and providers in case anyone wants to help us out 😄 Note that CloudGraph requires READ ONLY permissions to run and as such can never mutate your actual cloud infrastructure. Additionally, none of your cloud environment information is ever sent to or shared with CloudGraph, AutoCloud, or any other third parties. We’re genuinely interested in hearing what you think, and welcome product feedback and suggestions. 🙏 Feel free to AMA or join us on Slack: https://join.slack.com/t/cloudgr...! 🤩 Github Page: https://github.com/cloudgraphdev... 💻 CloudGraph Website: https://www.cloudgraph.dev/ Thanks so much for checking us out!
Christian Nuss
Spun this up and gave it a try, definitely helped me find some head-scratching things in my AWS account I forgot existed!! nice work @ty_kunovsky ! My immediate thought was... "why does AWS not provide this natively!?" Well done!
Tyson Kunovsky
@chrisnuss thanks, yeah it's too bad they don't, but hopefully we can help in the mean time! Excited to support Azure, GCP, and K8s as well so you can truly have a single API for all of your cloud infrastructure data.
Robert J. Berger
Looks pretty nice. Hope to take it for a spin soon
Tyson Kunovsky
@rjberger Thanks Robert! Looking forward to hearing what you think