AI Observability & SRE capability
Map every resource. See every dependency.
CloudScore maps your AWS account, showing how servers, disks, networks and access settings connect.
What it does
See how your cloud fits together
CloudScore reads your AWS account and maps how your servers, disks, networks, IP addresses and access settings connect.
- You can open the map for a single resource or for the whole account.
- Filter by category (Compute, Network, Storage, and so on), or click "All" to see everything.
- Click any resource to see every connection it has.
- Spot shared resources used by several workloads at a glance.
- If part of the account couldn't be read, CloudScore tells you, so a partial picture never looks complete.
Data in
Cloud & operational data
Approved sources and scope
Analysis
Context & decisions
Rules, economics, ownership
Result
Measured outcomes
Review, validate, report
Why it matters
Your bill lists costs. Not how they connect.
A cloud bill is a long list that doesn’t show what belongs together, who owns it or what breaks if you remove it.
Example
Understand any resource in seconds, find unused ones and see what depends on what before you change or delete anything.
Data and results
Turn inventory data into a live dependency map.
Inputs and dependencies
Your AWS account: servers, disks, snapshots, networks, IP addresses, load balancers and access settings.
What teams can work with
A live map of how every resource connects, for a single resource or the whole account.
Related capabilities
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Tag one resource, and everything connected to it is allocated too
Cloud Resource Discovery & Inventory
Connect asset reality to financial decisions
FinOps Governance & Virtual Tags
Consistent attribution without perfect native tags
See Topology in context.
Check how this feature fits your cloud, data, permissions and business needs.
Availability note
The CloudScore product team confirms what’s available; setup depth and requirements depend on your deployment.
Book a demo
See your own environment mapped, live.
We’ll show this feature with examples like yours and explain the data and permissions it needs.