When you are working with cloud architecture, knowing when things have changed can be extremely important.

We're pleased to announce that a major update is now available for customers running Hava in self-hosted deployments.

When you are tracking down architectural drift, or investigating the cost or security implications of recently deployed cloud resources, being able to see the difference between architecture versions helps answer many questions.

You can now use Hava to easily identify what has changed in your cloud environments with just 2 clicks.

Architectural drift sneaks up on you. What was once trim and lean cloud infrastructure can soon become a 900lb Gorilla consuming all the resources and budget you can feed it.

It's no secret that cloud infrastructure can be complex and ever changing beast. Keeping track of changes intentional or otherwise can be difficult.

Managing and maintaining complex cloud infrastructure can be a daunting task. Knowing exactly what is running where is the starting point, especially if you are starting to troubleshoot an issue. This is where Hava.io steps in, offering a powerful solution that simplifies the process of understanding your cloud environments and enhances the efficiency of cloud management.

Hava.io is a robust software platform designed to automatically diagram and monitor the cloud infrastructure and security groups of any connected Amazon Web Services (AWS) accounts as well as GCP and Azure cloud. This innovative tool provides a visual representation of your cloud environment, making it easier to understand the structure and interconnections of your resources.

One of the key features of Hava.io is its automation capabilities. Once a cloud account is connected, Hava.io takes over the task of monitoring the environment and updating the diagrams. This happens hands-free, without any manual intervention, ensuring that you always have an up-to-date view of your infrastructure.

How does standardised documentation assist with infrastructure visibility and understanding?

With large and complex cloud infrastructure it is often difficult to zero in on just the resources or segments of your cloud environment that you are interested in.

Cloud Infrastructure Visualization is the best way to get all your team on the same page when it comes to what cloud computing resources you have running.