What exists?
Resource Hub · Multi-cloud resource management
Understand every resource across your multi-cloud infrastructure.
Managing workloads across multiple clouds takes time—and DevOps teams often lack the context to explain why a resource exists, who owns it or what changed. Resource Hub captures daily and on-demand snapshots, turning scattered assets into context, recommendations and measurable cloud maturity.
Connected cloud providers
context
One connected workflow
From daily cloud snapshots to informed decisions
Each snapshot records the state of your multi-cloud infrastructure, helping DevOps teams understand ownership, dependencies, changes and recommendations over time.
Who owns it?
What depends on it?
What changed between snapshots?
What needs attention?
Resource Hub · Resources Catalog
Build one view of every cloud resource
Discover and explore resources across providers, accounts and regions from a single Resources Catalog.
Search resources without navigating multiple cloud consoles.
Compare providers, accounts, regions and resource types in one structure.
Resource Hub · Tag Governance
Give every resource business context
Resources Catalog shows what exists. Tags explain who owns each resource, which environment it belongs to and whether it follows organizational standards.
Identify missing or invalid tags across providers, accounts and regions.
Map organization-specific keys into shared business categories.
Follow progress across daily and on-demand snapshots.
Resource Hub · Compare & Resource Graph
See what changed. Then understand the context.
Compare daily or on-demand snapshots to identify added, removed or modified resources. Then use Resource Graph to find related resources through shared tags and understand the workload, environment and ownership behind them.
Resource Hub · Recommendations
Turn findings into guided action
Understand what was detected, why it matters, which environment is affected and which action your team should consider.
Connect every finding to its resource, account, service and region.
Keep teams informed with recurring recommendation summaries delivered by email.
Cloud2Gether remains read-only and never changes your cloud environment directly.
Stopped EC2 instances still bill their EBS volumes
A stopped EC2 instance no longer bills compute, but its attached EBS volumes can continue generating storage costs.
Review the affected instance and volume. If no longer needed, terminate the instance or snapshot and delete its volumes.
Cloud asset management FAQ
Multi-cloud resource management, explained
Answers about Resources Catalog, daily snapshots, tagging, resource dependencies and read-only recommendations.
What is cloud asset management?
Cloud asset management is the process of discovering, organizing and tracking cloud resources across providers, accounts and regions. It gives teams a current Resources Catalog plus the operational context needed to understand ownership, dependencies, changes and risk.
What should cloud asset management tools include?
Cloud asset management tools should combine a multi-cloud Resources Catalog, cloud tagging and tag governance, dependency mapping, change tracking and resource-specific recommendations. Provider, account, region and ownership context should remain searchable in one place.
What is cloud tagging and why does it matter?
Cloud tagging adds business context to technical resources. Consistent tags help identify owners, environments, cost centers and compliance scope. Tag governance highlights missing or invalid tags and maps provider-specific keys into shared organizational categories.
How does a multi-cloud Resources Catalog work?
Resources Catalog connects cloud accounts with read-only access, normalizes cloud assets into one searchable view and captures recurring or on-demand snapshots. Teams can explore providers, accounts, regions and resource types without switching cloud consoles.
Does Cloud2Gether make changes to cloud accounts?
No. Cloud2Gether operates with read-only access. Resource Hub monitors connected environments, detects changes and produces recommendations, but it does not execute remediation or modify cloud infrastructure directly.
How are cloud recommendations delivered and tracked?
Recommendations are generated from recurring and on-demand analysis and can be delivered through recurring email summaries. Each recommendation explains what was detected, why it matters, which resources are affected and what action to consider, while teams track progress from open to resolved.
Which cloud providers does Resource Hub support?
Resource Hub supports connected environments across AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Alibaba Cloud, Oracle Cloud and Akamai through a consistent read-only operating model.
Resource Hub
Move from Resources Catalog
to operational context
Discover what exists. Classify it. Understand its relationships. Track changes. Investigate what matters.
Read-only access · No agents installed in your infrastructure