As a site reliability engineer (SRE), I must check if what's running on my cloud environment is the same as documented through declarative infrastructure as code (IaC) using Terraform. We often deploy many templates to build new development, test, and production environments with specific parametrization and properties. Sometimes we need to use more than a single hyperscaler (cloud service provider) to use the best each can offer. Controlling and managing many templates and their equivalent built environments becomes challenging. Keeping those environments constantly compliant with regulations and security policies is even more complicated. AutoCloud helps SREs by providing a single pane of glass to all managed IaC environments running on multiple cloud providers. AutoCloud can do snapshots so administrators can check what changes occasionally.
Moreover, AutoCloud matches the built environment against many regulations and security policies, including PCM and CIS benchmarks. Recently they are releasing reverse Terraform scripting, which generates IaC templates based on what is currently running on a cloud tenant. That way, you can back up all definitions of the infrastructure created in a cloud environment. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
There's nothing I dislike about AutoCloud, but I'd suggest having a whole environment backup and restoring super functionalities. Of course, you would need to restore an entire environment on a new cloud service account to avoid damaging overrides. Also, have a way to integrate with the configuration layers by allowing the inspection of what is running inside a Kubernetes cluster within the AutoCloud console. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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