IaC adoption

Automatically turn any cloud resource into Terraform, Pulumi, or Helm

Engineers should be focused on building, not working through a backlog of cloud technical debt. Firefly can precisely determine if each resource in your cloud is codified, unmanaged, drifted, or ghost and can automatically turn your cloud resources into IaC. Save hundreds of hours of engineering time while creating a foundation for your team to keep moving forward.

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One solution for better cloud management

Multi-cloud inventory

Manage your cloud inventory across multi-cloud, multiple accounts, K8s, and SaaS applications (Datadog, Git, Okta, etc.) in one place. Track cloud asset history and health status.

Automatically create IaC

Automatically transform cloud resources such as S3 buckets and K8s clusters into Terraform, Pulumi and Helm (including dependencies and modules) to quickly achieve full IaC coverage.

Fix misconfigurations and drift

Continuously identify unmanaged changes and remediate cloud configuration drift. Get real-time alerts and automatically generate Git pull/merge requests for remediation.

Disaster recovery and backup

Without proper protection your cloud infrastructure is left vulnerable. Independently back up your entire cloud configuration to reduce risk, ensure availability, and achieve compliance.

Apply best practices—always

Apply policies-as-code across your entire cloud assets and IaC to find inefficiencies and ensure best practices. Add custom policies using the AI-driven policy-as-code generator.

Automate IaC workflows

Leverage your existing CI/CD to automate your infrastructure code. Optimize cloud operations with simplified management and built-in insights.

IaC adoption

Automatically turn any cloud resource into Terraform, Pulumi, or Helm

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