A project that that reads cloud configurations and outputs graph data. The goal is to make it easy to gain fast visual insight into how infrastructure is configured and connected. This is intended to be a visual aide to help with discussions involving architecture, and triage. It builds from existing cloud configurations as they exist in reality, not an idealized view of intent.
- Visualize graph in comprehensible layout exploring network/service layers
- Make the graph explorable
- Outputs a
dotand explorable w/ other tools likegephi
- Outputs a
- Work across GCP, AWS, and Azure
- AWS
- Extendable for on-prem use-cases
The best tool I know of for exploring the dot file so far has been gephi. Current work is being done to build better relationships in the graph output. The graph only generates for a single AWS region, but it is intended to give multi-region relationships eventually.
The global region is for resources that don't cleanly map to a specific region.
S3 Buckets are not region specific so the relationships for a bucket should point to all resources in all regions.
Nothing fancy right now, a simple cargo build --release will generate a binary named atlas.
This is a simple CLI utility.
Using atlas assumes that AWS credentials are in place.
It runs and generates an atlas.dot file in the directory being run.