Free AWS assessment

Know your AWS infrastructure in 10 minutes

Connect read-only access. You get an infrastructure report on what you run, what is unhealthy, where environments differ and what it costs.

What the report covers

Infrastructure

  • Resources discovered
  • Accounts and regions
  • Environments and main services

Reliability

  • Failing and unstable resources
  • What each one reports
  • High-severity security findings

Cost

  • Estimated monthly run-rate
  • Largest cost drivers
  • Obvious waste and savings

Configuration

  • Staging vs production differences
  • Resources missing a counterpart

Architecture

  • Where everything runs, per account and region
Sample report

One page you can share internally

The report prints or saves as a PDF. Names and accounts can be masked before you pass it on. This sample uses our demo environment.

Sample infrastructure report: resources, accounts, run-rate, unhealthy resources, configuration differences and savings

How it works

Request

Tell us a little about your setup below. We reply by e-mail with the next steps.

Connect read-only

Create the role from our generated template. List, Describe and Get calls only; no agents.

Get the report

About 10 minutes after connecting, depending on the size of your accounts.

Keep it

Print the report or save it as a PDF, with names masked if you want. Delete the role afterwards, and we delete the data.

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Questions

What access do you need?

A read-only IAM role in each account you want assessed: List, Describe and Get calls only. You can review the policy before deploying it and revoke the role at any time.

What do you read?

Resource configuration, never contents: no secret values, messages, logs or database data. See Security.

What happens to the data afterwards?

It is deleted once you have your report, unless you continue with a plan. Remove the role and nothing more can be read.

Is it really free?

Yes. If it is useful, we will talk about a paid pilot; if not, you keep the report.