Firefly

Platform and DevOps teams use Firefly to find cloud resources that are unmanaged, misconfigured, or out of sync with their Infrastructure as Code (IaC), and bring them under consistent control. Its inventory brings resources across cloud accounts and Kubernetes environments into one view, showing which are managed in code, unmanaged, or affected by configuration drift. Firefly can generate IaC for existing resources so teams can bring them into their code-managed workflows. Firefly monitors for changes between live cloud configurations and IaC, displays what changed, and helps teams choose how to resolve it: update the code to match the live resource or restore the resource to match the code. It can generate proposed code changes for review through a Git pull request, or provide commands for direct remediation. Teams can also use policy checks and deployment guardrails to identify configuration and governance issues. Firefly is intended for organizations managing cloud infrastructure with IaC; it may be useful if your team needs a shared inventory, drift detection, or more consistent review and remediation workflows.

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