Integrations · Devopsify

Connect the tools you already run, keep the control.

ByDevopsify TeamRead~6 min
TL;DRKey takeaways

• 9 integrations: AWS, Azure, GCP, Terraform, OpenTofu, Kubernetes, ArgoCD, Flux, GitHub Actions.

• Thin versioned SDK adapters keep one declarative graph across all systems.

• All integrations stay inside the same policy, approval, and audit boundary.

• Connect read-first; no write access until you approve a change.

Devopsify plugs into your clouds, your IaC, and your delivery pipeline through thin, versioned adapters. One API covers every system, and every integration stays inside the same policy, approval, and audit boundary.

THE MODEL

Thin adapters, one graph.

Each integration is a versioned SDK adapter that describes your system against the control plane's declarative graph. Discovery, drift, policy, and audit all work the same way no matter which tool sits underneath.

Cloud accounts connect read-first. IaC plans are evaluated before apply. Delivery signals land beside the resources they touch. Nothing executes without your approvals.

Integrations 9Adapters Live SDKBoundary Policy + audit
CLOUD PROVIDERS

Multi-cloud discovery and governance.

Which cloud providers does Devopsify support?

Devopsify is a tenant-scoped infrastructure control plane that unifies multi-cloud inventory, topology, governed provisioning, delivery operations, audit, and AI-assisted investigation under one declarative graph. For integrations, that means each adapter (whether AWS SDK, Azure Resource Graph, or GCP Asset Inventory) describes resources against the same graph. Discovery, drift, policy, and audit all work the same way no matter which tool sits underneath, with on-prem agents extending the same model inside your environment.

Connect accounts read-first for inventory, IAM analysis, cost tracking, and drift detection.

How do integrations stay governed?

IntegrationModeGovernance
AWS / Azure / GCPRead-first SDKPolicy + audit
Terraform / OpenTofuPlan evaluationApproval gate
ArgoCD / FluxSync signalsDrift context
  1. Connect cloud accounts read-first; IaC plans are evaluated before apply.
  2. Discover inventory and drift on schedule.
  3. Govern attach policies and approvals to every change.
  4. Operate delivery signals land beside the resources they touch.

Common Questions

Which integrations work without agents?

Cloud providers (AWS, Azure, GCP) and IaC tools (Terraform/OpenTofu) use hosted SDK adapters; no agents needed. On-prem and edge workloads use outbound-only agents.

Do integrations have write access?

No. Discovery is read-first. Write access only happens through approved provisioning and deployment waves, with policy and audit attached.

Can I start with demo data?

Yes. All 9 integrations have mock data in demo mode. Explore the full operating model without credentials, then connect real systems.

GET CONNECTED

Connect your first account in minutes.

Start in demo mode with zero credentials, then attach a real AWS, Azure, or GCP account to see live discovery and topology mapping.