When you connect a cloud account to Hava, you will end up with a set of diagrams for every VPC or virtual network discovered.

AWS Reachability Analyzer is a tool that allows users to test the reachability of their Amazon Web Services (AWS) resources from different locations. This is useful for ensuring that the resources are accessible from the locations where they are needed, and for identifying potential connectivity issues that may affect the performance of the services.

Team Hava is pleased to announce that version 2.1.522 containing a significant number of new features as well as security and performance enhancements is now generally available.

When you are managing multiple cloud based networks the chances are there are multiple cloud accounts to look after and these may well be from different vendors.

AWS are always quick to point out what they refer to as the shared responsibility security model.

Why automate cloud computing System Architecture Diagrams?

Networking is at the core of just about everything in the cloud. Some elements of your compute infrastructure need to be publicly accessible, while others like databases or transactional applications are better off remaining private.

Modern GitOps practices are based around the use of automations to deploy and manage cloud environments. One of the major players in this space is HashiCorp who's Terraform application is used by developers, DevOps and engineers around the world to deploy cloud infrastructure using code.

If you work with AWS at any scale, you will understand the benefits of accurate network documentation. Whether it's trying to get to grips with a network belonging to a new client, or getting a better understanding of exactly what you have running in your own cloud accounts, an accurate network topology diagram goes a long way to quickly understanding the state of play.