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# Who is Firefly for?

Firefly is designed for DevOps, SRE (Site Reliability Engineering), Platform Engineering, and Cloud Infrastructure teams. If you are responsible for managing cloud resources, implementing IaC, ensuring compliance, or optimizing cloud costs, Firefly is built for you. Typical users include:

* **DevOps Engineers & SREs**: to streamline cloud provisioning and eliminate manual config drift.
* **Platform Engineering Teams**: to provide self-service infrastructure and enforce best practices enterprise-wide.
* **Cloud Architects & IT Ops**: to gain visibility into multi-cloud assets and maintain an authoritative inventory.
* **Security/Compliance Engineers**: to implement policy-as-code checks for security, compliance, and governance.
* **FinOps or Cloud Cost Managers**: to identify wasteful resources and enforce cost optimization policies.

In short, any team that needs to manage complex cloud environments at scale – while keeping them secure, compliant, and cost-effective – can benefit from Firefly.


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