Integrations · AWS Integration

AWS Integration, connected.

Connect AWS accounts for discovery, inventory, and policy evaluation.

THE ADAPTER

AWS Integration

Devopsify integrates with AWS via SDK adapters for comprehensive cloud asset management.

Type Live SDK adapterAccess Read-firstBoundary Policy + audit
HOW IT WORKS

Thin adapter, one graph.

Read-first by default. Nothing executes until you approve it.

01. Read-first role

Read-first role

A scoped IAM role lets the adapter enumerate EC2, S3, RDS, IAM, and more, no write access needed to get a full picture.

02. Normalize to the graph

Normalize to the graph

Every resource lands in the tenant-scoped graph with ownership, region, tags, and relationships to other resources.

03. Keep it current

Keep it current

Scheduled re-discovery and drift checks surface new, changed, and orphaned resources automatically.

WHAT IT UNLOCKS

Capabilities this integration brings.

01

Account discovery

02

IAM policy analysis

03

Cost tracking

04

Drift detection

WHY DEVOPSIFY

The difference that actually matters.

Native AWS consoles go deep inside one account but stop at the account boundary. Devopsify's adapter pulls every account into one graph, so inventory, IAM analysis, cost, and drift work across your whole AWS estate, alongside Azure, GCP, and on-prem, instead of per-account silos.

USE CASE

Auditing IAM policies across dozens of accounts at once

USE CASE

Finding who owns an untagged EC2 instance and what depends on it

USE CASE

Catching a console edit that drifted from the approved baseline

SETUP

Connected in four moves.

01. Setup

Create IAM role with read permissions

02. Setup

Connect account in Devopsify console

03. Setup

Run initial discovery

04. Setup

Review inventory and topology

The outcome. One live, governed view of every AWS account: inventory, IAM, cost, and drift in the same place.

GET CONNECTED

Connect AWS Integration in minutes.

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