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The Resources section lists every cloud resource InfraAudit has discovered across all your connected providers. It’s the inventory layer that everything else builds on — drift findings, vulnerability results, cost allocations, and compliance failures all reference a specific resource in this list.

Resource list

The resource table shows the following columns:
ColumnDescription
NameResource’s display name or ID
TypeResource type: ec2_instance, s3_bucket, rds_instance, etc.
ProviderThe cloud account the resource belongs to
RegionAWS region, GCP zone, Azure location, or Kubernetes cluster name
Statusactive, stopped, or deleted
Last seenWhen InfraAudit last synced this resource

Filtering

Use the filter bar above the table to narrow the list by:
  • Provider — one or more connected accounts
  • Type — resource type (multi-select)
  • Region — one or more regions
  • Status — active, stopped, or deleted
  • Tag — key/value tag search (AWS tags, GCP labels, Azure tags)
Filters are applied client-side, so results update without a page reload.

Resource detail

Click any resource to open the detail panel. The panel has several tabs:
  • External ID (ARN, URI, or provider ID)
  • Region and account
  • Tags and labels
  • Last configuration snapshot (raw JSON)
  • Status history
A timeline of drift findings for this resource. Each drift shows the type (configuration, security, or compliance), severity, detected time, and current status.
CVEs matched against this resource, sorted by CVSS score. Each row links to the NVD advisory for that CVE.
Monthly spend attributed to this resource for the last 6 months, if billing data is available for the resource type.
AI-generated or rule-based suggestions specific to this resource. Click Generate recommendation to request a fresh one on demand.

Supported resource types

ProviderResource types
AWSEC2 instances, S3 buckets, RDS instances, Lambda functions, CloudFront distributions, VPCs, subnets, security groups
GCPCompute instances, Cloud Storage buckets, BigQuery datasets, GKE clusters
AzureVirtual machines, storage accounts, SQL servers
KubernetesDeployments, pods, services, namespaces

Exporting the inventory

From the resource list, click Export to download a CSV of the current filtered view. The CSV includes all visible columns, the resource’s external ID, and tags.

Manual resource actions

From the resource detail panel you can trigger actions directly against a specific resource:
ActionWhat it does
Capture baselineSnapshots the current configuration as a new baseline for drift detection
Run vulnerability scanScans this resource immediately without waiting for the next scheduled job
Request recommendationGenerates an AI recommendation for this resource on demand

Next steps