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We’re very happy to announce that Cloudskiff is joining forces with Snyk.
As we enter this next step in our journey, we want to share how we started the project and why we are thrilled to join Snyk to accelerate the development of the driftctl open-source tool for our great community.
Announcing initial support for Azure and GCP after AWS. Driftctl is going multi-cloud and soon multi-IaC with CloudFormation next to Terraform.
Now supporting any Terraform AWS provider version, new HTML reports and more
In this blog post, we’ll show the simplest but secure way we can use authentication with AWS and driftctl: a read-only IAM dedicated user and an optional separate IAM profile to access the S3 bucket that contains the Terraform states.
You’ll get fully started in less than 5 minutes!
New HTML reporting feature on top of the CLI that enables to spot quickly relevant information easy to read and to share.
Building driftctl, we often came across users with multiple IaC tools on the same infra. Here is what we learned while drilling into this.
Here’s how to configure driftctl to use a specific Terraform provider version, to better detect resources in your cloud provider account(s), and support the variety of existing deployments.
Here’s how easy it is for Terragrunt users to use driftctl, so they can aggregate all the generated states and track their drifted or unmanaged resources!