How many consoles do you open to know what is actually running right now? Three clouds, an on-prem rack, and the Terraform state that was true last Tuesday.
Control Cloud reads your clouds through the provider API with read-only credentials and draws everything as one live topology. No agents on your cloud VMs, no state file to trust. This is the product, recorded on a demo organization, no mock-ups.
See what is running, what is stopped, and what is costing you for nothing
Every resource group, VM, cluster, subnet and disk, with its live state. The public IP in orange is orphaned: the VM behind it is gone, the IP still bills. You see it on the map; you do not find it on the invoice.
Design on the canvas, get told immediately when it is wrong
Drop a VM on the canvas, give it a name, sketch it. It is checked against the live state the moment it lands: this one has no network attached. Fix it there, then generate the Terraform for it into your own repo. Nothing is created in the cloud until you apply.
Pre-flight: find the missing subnet before the deploy, not after
Pick what you are about to deploy, run the checks against the tenancy as it is right now. 24 checks, 1 blocking issue, 4 warnings: no public subnet, no Internet Gateway, no NAT. The kind of thing terraform plan is happy to let through because it is not in the state.
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Free plan: 1 operator, 1 provider, no card. Public clouds and on-prem on one surface, read-only API access.
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If you run more than one cloud: what do you check before terraform apply today? I answer every comment.
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