Resource Inventory
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The Resource Inventory provides a unified view of the cloud resources deployed across your accounts and regions, with a page per cloud: AWS Resource Inventory and Azure Resource Inventory. GCP resource inventory is coming soon.
Access the Resource Inventory page
- Log in to the CloudBolt Platform.
- In the sidebar, select Resource Inventory to expand it, then choose AWS or Azure.
All resources view
Each cloud’s page displays all discovered resources in a searchable, filterable table.
- Resource ID: The resource ARN or unique identifier, displayed in a shortened format with an option to copy the full value. Azure rows also show the Resource Name.
- Resource Type: The specific resource type (for example, EC2 Instance or Lambda Function) with links to dedicated detail pages
- Service: The cloud service (for example, EC2, Lambda, RDS, or S3)
- Region: The deployment region
- Account: The cloud account. Azure rows also show the Resource Group and Subscription.
- Tags: Up to three resource tags, with an indicator for additional tags
Searching
Two search options are available:
- Search box: Search by resource ID or ARN on AWS, or by resource name or ID on Azure. Supports partial matching, so you can paste a full identifier or type part of a name.
- Tag filter: Filter by tag key and value to find matching resources.
Filtering
Use the filter bar to customize your view by any combination of the following dimensions:
- Account
- Region
- Service
- Resource Type
- Tag (key and value)
- And additional type-specific fields when viewing a resource type details page
Each filter supports “is any of” (include) and “is none of” (exclude) for dropdown values, and “contains”/“does not contain” for text matching.
The current view can be exported as CSV or JSON from the export menu next to the filter bar.
Resource type details
Select a resource type link from the table to open a dedicated details page. The table there shows the type’s key identity and placement columns; select any row to open a detail panel with the resource’s full record, grouped into Identity, Configuration, Placement, Details, and Tags sections. Complex attributes such as security-group rules render as readable tables rather than raw JSON. Security groups with rules open to the world (0.0.0.0/0) are called out in the panel.
Details pages are available for the following resource types:
| Cloud | Resource Type | Example attributes |
|---|---|---|
| AWS | EC2 Instances | Instance type, state, platform, architecture, launch time |
| AWS | EC2 Volumes | Volume type, size, IOPS, encryption status, state |
| AWS | EC2 VPCs | CIDR block, state, tenancy |
| AWS | EC2 Security Groups | VPC ID, description, inbound and outbound rules |
| AWS | ECS Clusters | Status, running tasks, pending tasks, active services, registered instances |
| AWS | Lambda Functions | Runtime, memory size, timeout, code size, handler, last modified |
| AWS | RDS Instances | Engine, engine version, instance class, storage type, allocated storage, multi-AZ, encryption |
| AWS | S3 Buckets | Creation date, versioning status, encryption type |
| Azure | Virtual Machines | Size, operating system, power state |
| Azure | Managed Disks | SKU, size, state, encryption |
| Azure | Storage Accounts | Kind, SKU, access tier, replication |
| Azure | AKS Clusters | Version, node pools, network profile |
Attribute columns are derived from the inventory data and may vary; the detail panel always shows the complete record.
Data freshness
Resource inventory data refreshes automatically. The underlying data pipeline ingests snapshots from your cloud accounts, and the inventory reflects the most recent snapshot available for each account. The page header shows the last ingestion date and a freshness status indicator that warns when data is stale.