Open-source data pipelines to sync cloud infrastructure metadata from AWS, Azure, GCP, and 70+ sources into your data warehouse.
CloudQuery is an open-source cloud asset inventory platform that extracts configuration, security, and billing data from cloud providers and SaaS tools. It syncs this metadata into a data warehouse, enabling teams to build custom solutions for cloud security posture management (CSPM), FinOps, and asset inventory. The platform normalizes data across sources and makes it queryable with SQL, replacing fragmented API scripts.
Platform teams, cloud engineers, and security professionals who need to unify and analyze cloud infrastructure data across multiple providers and SaaS tools.
Developers choose CloudQuery for its privacy-first, self-hosted architecture, extensive plugin ecosystem covering 70+ sources, and flexibility to integrate with existing data stacks. It avoids vendor lock-in by providing composable, code-first tools that fit into any workflow.
Data pipelines for cloud config and security data. Build cloud asset inventory, CSPM, FinOps, and vulnerability management solutions. Extract from AWS, Azure, GCP, and 70+ cloud and SaaS sources.
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Syncs data from AWS, Azure, GCP, and over 70 SaaS sources like Wiz and GitHub, enabling comprehensive asset inventory across diverse environments.
Transforms cloud APIs into SQL-queryable tables, eliminating custom API scripts and allowing easy integration with BI tools for analysis.
Uses Apache Arrow for fast data ingestion, efficiently handling large-scale cloud data volumes with optimized pipelines.
Runs entirely on your infrastructure, ensuring data never touches external servers, which is critical for regulated or security-sensitive settings.
Requires configuring data destinations, orchestrating syncs, and managing plugins, which can be daunting without data engineering expertise.
Focuses on data extraction; teams must build their own dashboards and alerts using external tools like Grafana, adding development overhead.
With many community-contributed plugins, some may have inconsistent maintenance, documentation, or feature completeness compared to official integrations.