2024
Summer '24 Release
NEW SERVICES
Azure Stack HCI
Cloudaware now supports Azure Stack HCI, discovering the following objects: Arc Setting, Cluster, Gallery Image, Network Interface, Network Machine Link, Virtual Hard Disk, and Virtual Machine.
Azure Arc
The following objects are supported: Azure Hybrid Compute Machine, Azure Hybrid Private Endpoint Connection, Azure Hybrid Private Link Scope.
UPDATED SERVICES
Compliance Engine
Support for Azure CIS Benchmarks v 2.0.0 is added.
Conflux (Log Management)
OneLogin logs are supported by Cloudaware Conflux.
AWS S3
Cloudaware adds support for S3 Multi-Region Access Points. Learn more about this S3 feature here.
AWS Lambda
Cloudaware now supports AWS Lambda Layers and Layer Versions. Customers can view Lambda layer inventories and their associations with Lambda Functions using Cloudaware reports, such as 'AWS Lambda Functions by Version'. Lambda Functions can have multiple layers/versions, and a layer version can be attached to multiple functions, creating a many-to-many relationship through the AWS Lambda Function Layer Version Link object.
AWS Service Catalogue
Customers relying on the AWS Service Catalog service can now track and report on the following AWS Service Catalog objects: Action Artifact Links, Portfolio Budget Links, Portfolio Shares, Product Budget Links, Provisioning Artifacts, Provisioned Products, and Service Actions.
Spring '24 Release
Requester Pays data for AWS S3 Buckets is available in CMDB
Cloudaware extends visibility into Amazon S3 service, supporting Requester Pays feature for S3 buckets. In AWS S3, bucket owners typically incur storage and data transfer costs. Alternatively, owners can enable 'Requester Pays', shifting request and download expenses to the requesters. FinOps can determine the bucket's payer by comparing its resource ID with the AWS account IDs that access it.
Cloudaware fetches payer data from billing files to enrich S3 details in CMDB. Customers can utilize Cloudaware CMDB to review the payer information at the bucket level. More about Requester Pays for S3 buckets here.
NEW SERVICES
CloudWatch Agent
The Amazon CloudWatch Agent is a lightweight and flexible monitoring agent provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS) that allows you to collect and publish system-level metrics, logs, and custom metrics from your EC2 instances to Amazon CloudWatch.
Cloudaware adds support for Amazon CloudWatch Agent to collect memory utilization data for EC2 instances. The data is available on an instance level and can be used for reports and dashboards.
UPDATED SERVICES
AWS CloudWatch Logs
NEW INTEGRATIONS
Winter '24 Release
NEW SERVICES
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Cognito helps developers add user management and sync features to mobile and web apps. Using Amazon Cognito, developers easily integrate sign-up, sign-in, and secure user access to app resources.
Cloudaware supports Amazon Cognito, allowing customers to track and report information related to identity & user pools. Customers can enable investigations in case of a security incident relating to Cognito.
AWS Verified Access
Customers leveraging AWS Verified Access can determine the usage and location of this service by examining associated trust providers, groups, instances, and endpoints
Azure Cognitive Services
Customers who use Azure Speech to Text service can now leverage the visibility of the Azure AI Account and Azure AI Deployment objects in CMDB.
Azure Policy
Cloudaware supports Azure Policy service and adds the following objects:
Azure Policy Definitions
Azure Policy Set Definitions
Azure Policy Assignment
Azure Policy Exemption
Azure Policy Remediation
Azure Policy Attestation
Azure SAML Certificates
Cloudaware adds the object Azure AD Service Principal Certificate to gather information about certificates. Customers using SAML certificates for SSO can track the expiration date of certificates and rotate them before expiry.
UPDATED SERVICES
AWS CloudWatch Logs
Objects Delivery, Delivery Destination, Delivery Source and Destination are added. Customers can tags these objects in Cloudaware Tag Analyzer.
NEW INTEGRATIONS
Tenable Security Center
Cloudaware maps vulnerabilities from Tenable Security Center to such CMDB CIs as AWS Network Interface, Azure Network Interface, and Physical Server. This enhanced visibility empowers SecOps teams to perform more focused incident response actions, improving the organization’s security. Customers can prioritize remediation efforts by leveraging relevant vulnerability context for IT assets.
AppDynamics
Customers can view AppDynamics applications, accounts, backends, nodes, and tiers in Cloudaware CMDB. By correlating AppDynamics data to Cloudaware CMDB CIs, SecOps and SRE teams get a more in-depth understanding of the impact of technical issues. Check the setup guide here.