Exploring the Inventory

The Inventory displays all of your assets with detailed information.

Filtering the Inventory

To view detailed information about your assets, use the following filters and tables:

Inventory filter

Filter	Description
Data Source	Integrated service provider
AZ Resource Groups	Azure resource group
Location	Region, Namespace (K8s)
Asset Type	Type of service or object provided
Tags	Label created in your cloud provider
Owner	AWS CloudTrail shows Event Owner, Event Name and Event Date Cloud providers using Terraform show Code Owner and Commit Date (if your Git is integrated)
IaC Type	Type of IaC tool
IaC Stack	Iac stacks of your resource
Creation Year	Year the asset was created
Governance	Policies that improve the configuration of your assets to increase performance, usefulness, and security
IaC-Ignored	Assets that are excluded from the Inventory according to custom or built-in rules
Deleted Assets	Assets that no longer exist as resources in your cloud. When selected in the filter, the table shows only those assets

Asset category

Button	Description
Assets	View assets without categorization
Types	View assets categorized by group
Live	View active assets
Deleted	View deleted assets

Asset flags

The asset flags filter (located in the upper right corner) highlights specific characteristics or properties of your asset. Categorize your assets according to the following predefined flags:

Button	Description
Governance	Policies that improve the configuration of your assets to increase performance, usefulness, and security
Mutations	Compare different revisions of your asset and view detailed revision information
Comments	Add, edit, or delete comments about your asset
Git	List of assets in which the Terraform code is in an integrated Git and the code trace feature is available
GitOps	Resources managed by Argo CD
Relationships	View the evolution of resources, from the creation of the module to the development of the children

Inventory table

Table column	Description
Data Source	Integrated service provider
Type	Type of service or object provided
Name	Name the provider gives to the asset
ID	Identification of the resource
IaC Status	How the actual asset compares to the IaC state file of the asset
IaC Stack	Opens the IaC stack in the IaC Explorer
Location	Region (AWS), Namespace (K8s)
Properties	Characteristics of the asset as currently configured
Owner	AWS CloudTrail and GCP audit logs display Event Owner, Event Name, and Event Date Cloud providers using Terraform display Code Owner and Commit Date
Updated at	When the configuration of the resource was last updated
Created On	When the resource was created
Flags	Asset properties identified by Firefly
Drift Cost Impact	Cost difference between IaC-defined and actual resource state

Additional asset actions

• To codify (generate IaC) one or multiple assets, select the asset(s) and select Codify.

• To generate Terraform import blocks, switch the Import Blocks toggle.

• To generate Provider Blocks, switch the Provider Block toggle.

• To import existing infrastructure to Terraform state, select Import Commands.

• To delete the IaC file of drifted, ghost, or codified assets, select the asset(s) and select the trash icon.

• To delete unmanaged assets, select the asset(s), and select the trash icon.

Viewing asset details

To view more information about your asset, select the row of the asset.

Tab	Description
Information	Info: Summarized information about your asset Governance: Policies that improve the configuration of your assets to increase performance, usefulness, and security IaC Stacks: Type and name of IaC tool Select the link to open the IaC Explorer Git: Integrated VCS
Configuration	View the IaC stack of your asset
Mutation Log	Compare different revisions of your asset and view detailed revision information To rollback to a previous revision, select Codify Revision
Event Viewer	Displays AWS CloudTrail and Google Cloud audit log events with the option to search for specific events Select the plus sign to view the request-response of each event Each graph bar displays the top three events according to the selected time point
Comments	Add, edit, or delete comments about your asset
Relationships	View the evolution of resources, from the creation of the module to the development of the children Select the resource to view its configuration
Architecture Diagram	Auto-generated visualization of your complete infrastructure stack, showing all connected resources and dependencies in one view

Buttons

Button	Description
Drift Details	View the difference between the running configuration and the desired configuration of your asset
Codify	Codify your asset
Migrate	Generates the equivalent IaC for a cloud resource to be used for various cloud providers. This feature is currently available for AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure.
Share	Share a link to the asset
Delete	Delete assets
Jira	Create a new Jira issue
Jump to Code	If your Git is integrated with Firefly, this link opens your repository to the IaC file implementation
Jump to Console	Opens the AWS console to view your resource

Searching the Inventory

To do a full text search on all your assets and their configurations, use the Search bar. For example, you can search for an IP address such as 0.0.0.0/0 and see if you have any matching assets, such as Security Groups (can be used in conjunction with the other filters).

Saving custom views

Create and save custom views for easy access. You can also save as default and share with colleagues.

Procedure

1. Using the Inventory filter, select the assets you want to see in the table.

2. Select Views > Save Current View.

3. Enter a descriptive name in the box.

   • Optional: set as Default view.

4. Select Save view.

5. To see your custom views, select Views.

6. To share this custom view, select the share link . To share, send this URL to a colleague.

Exporting search results

After filtering the Inventory, you can export up to 10,000 results.

Procedure

1. Select > Export table.

2. Select the file type: CSV or JSON > Export.