User Guide
Cloud Map
Interactive topology and inventory — see how your infrastructure and Kubernetes workloads connect, then act on each resource in place.
Two topologies#
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Infrastructure topology
An interactive graph of resources and their relationships across Azure, AWS, and GCP — compute, storage, networking, and data — with peering, gateways, route tables, and firewalls.
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Kubernetes topology
Drill from cluster to namespace to workload, following ownership and selector relationships, with 15 kind-specific node types.
Every resource, in context#
Click any resource to open a detail panel that unifies what the other modules know about it — no jumping between pages:
- ✓Overview — key details normalized across clouds (created time, size/SKU, private/public IP, engine, storage)
- ✓Costs — what this resource spends
- ✓Network — connectivity and exposure
- ✓Security — findings that touch it
- ✓Recommendations — optimization opportunities
- ✓Alerts — anything currently firing
Cost + operations + topology in one panel
Because Cloud Map shares data with Cost Optimizer and Cloud Pulse, a single resource panel answers “what is this, what does it cost, is it exposed, and should I change it?” at once.
Kubernetes security analysis#
As Cloud Map discovers workloads, it runs a static analysis of their container configuration and files findings into Cloud Pulse:
- ✓Privileged / root containers and privilege escalation
- ✓Missing resource limits
- ✓Use of the default namespace
- ✓Mutable image tags (e.g. :latest)
- ✓Missing liveness/readiness probes
- ✓Secrets exposed through environment variables
Share it#
Export a topology as a PNG, email it, or refresh it on demand. The Resource Inventory report captures the same inventory as a PDF or Excel deliverable — filterable to public-facing resources only.
Tip
Cloud Map is where topology meets action: the same discovery that draws the graph feeds Kubernetes cost allocation, right-sizing recommendations, and the security feed.