Estimate cloud costs from Infrastructure as Code files such as Terraform. Get a per-resource cost breakdown to plan and optimize spending.
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"A platform for managing infrastructure as code with Terraform Cloud" matching MCP tools:
- Retrieve all Golden Configuration trees from Itential Platform for managing network device configurations with variable substitution and version control.GPL 3.0
- Fetch an infrastructure feature class by its code (e.g., water_main) to retrieve asset class details without needing a UUID.MIT
- Retrieve all Lifecycle Manager resource models from Itential Platform to access structured templates for managing network services and infrastructure components throughout their lifecycle.GPL 3.0
- Returns list of programming languages supported by Symbiotic CLI for scanning code and infrastructure vulnerabilities.MIT
- Scan Infrastructure as Code files with Checkov to detect security misconfigurations and compliance violations across Terraform, CloudFormation, Kubernetes, Docker, and more.MIT No Attribution
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- FlicenseNot gradedqualityCmaintenanceEnables Terraform HCL plan generation, drift detection, and strict human confirmation approval barriers for cloud infrastructure management.-
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- Scan Infrastructure as Code and Dockerfiles with Trivy to detect misconfigurations, vulnerabilities, and security issues across Dockerfile, Terraform, Kubernetes, and config files.MIT No Attribution
- List infrastructure feature classes like water_main, sewer_gravity, and pavement. Filter by category or builtin status and use the code field as the natural key.MIT
- Create a Lifecycle Manager resource model on Itential Platform to define structure, validation rules, and lifecycle workflows for network services and infrastructure components.GPL 3.0
- Scan a project directory with Checkov to detect security misconfigurations and compliance violations across all Infrastructure as Code files. Supports Terraform, Kubernetes, CloudFormation, Dockerfile, and more.MIT No Attribution
- Scans infrastructure as code files (Dockerfiles, Kubernetes manifests, Terraform configs) for security vulnerabilities using Symbiotic CLI, creating temporary files and cleaning up without affecting the workspace.MIT
- Generate Terraform or OpenTofu code for your cloud resources. Submit resource IDs and get a job ID to track progress.Apache 2.0
- Deploy or destroy AWS infrastructure on LocalStack using CDK, Terraform, or CloudFormation. Manage local development environments by applying infrastructure-as-code from project directories.Apache 2.0Destructive
- Analyze code and infrastructure files for security vulnerabilities. Creates temporary files, runs Symbiotic CLI scan, and cleans up.MIT
- Describe your infrastructure requirements for compute, storage, database, or networking and receive the best cross-cloud option with Terraform code and CLI commands ready to deploy.MIT
- Retrieve all instances of a Lifecycle Manager resource from Itential Platform to view network services and infrastructure components with their data and state.GPL 3.0
- Generates infrastructure code from natural language prompts and code selections, targeting Terraform, Kubernetes, Dockerfile, or GitHub Actions provisioners.Apache 2.0
- Check infrastructure drift from Terraform state without modifying resources. Receive a job ID to stream results. Requires a session ID from a prior deployment.Apache 2.0
- Preview infrastructure changes with a terraform plan without applying. Returns job and plan IDs for review and later deployment.Apache 2.0
- Identify security misconfigurations in Terraform HCL source code by scanning for issues like public-read S3 buckets, open security groups, and unencrypted RDS instances, with severity-graded findings per resource block.MIT
- Preview Terraform changes with a plan, then confirm to apply them to real infrastructure.MITDestructive