It’s official: Firefly now offers support for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), bringing efficient, intelligent, and consistent cloud asset management to users of all four leading providers: OCI, AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. 

This consolidated view helps teams reduce complexity, prevent downtime, and ensure stronger governance and compliance across the entire cloud estate.

Expanding Firefly’s Multi-Cloud Reach

With the addition of OCI support, Firefly now delivers a seamless multi-cloud control plane across all the major clouds, enabling organizations running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure to benefit from streamlined, proactive, and AI-native management.

This expansion marks another significant step toward empowering enterprises with a unified solution for multi-cloud infrastructure governance, remediation, and efficiency.

The Importance of Multi-Cloud Management

Multi-cloud strategies are no longer optional. They’re essential. Organizations today leverage multiple providers to maximize flexibility, optimize workload placement, and reduce vendor lock-in.

By supporting OCI alongside AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, Firefly provides a single source of truth for all cloud assets, Kubernetes clusters, and SaaS configurations. 

Why Firefly for OCI Users?

Here’s what sets Firefly apart, and makes it the right fit for OCI users today:

IaC Acceleration & Orchestration

‍Firefly scans your OCI footprint and Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) files to identify unmanaged or drifted resources. It then generates fully compliant IaC (Terraform, Pulumi, OpenTofu, CloudFormation or OCI-native modules) directly from your live infrastructure. Beyond code generation, Firefly allows IaC orchestration using its native pipeline or integrates into your CI/CD pipelines, with guardrails such as policy checks, drift detection, and cost validation. 

AI-Native Automation & Autonomous Remediation‍

Firefly doesn’t just surface insights. It can remediate issues automatically. From drift correction and compliance violations to cost anomalies, Firefly converts alerts into pull requests or CLI actions, allowing teams to resolve misconfigurations in minutes.

Governance, Risk Mitigation and Cloud Waste

‍With 600+ built-in compliance and security policies, including cost controls, tagging standards, EOL policies, and multi-cloud guardrails, Firefly ensures OCI environments remain audit-ready. Users can enforce policies across compartments, IAM structures, and workloads, and automatically remediate violations before they escalate into downtime or security risks.

Unified Asset Inventory & Event Center

‍Firefly classifies all resources into codified, unmanaged or drifted. A real-time event center captures every change, whether through ClickOps, or CLI/SDK. Teams gain complete auditability and control over their OCI environments.

Disaster Recovery & Change Management

‍Firefly maintains a historical record of your OCI infrastructure, enabling recovery of deleted or lost assets as part of disaster recovery workflows. This ensures teams can rapidly restore operations after accidental changes or outages.

System of Record for Multi-Cloud and IaC

‍Applying proven CMDB principles, Firefly provides OCI users with a consolidated, queryable inventory of multi-cloud, Kubernetes, and SaaS environments. This enables visibility, control, and governance at enterprise scale.

The Firefly Difference, Explained

While each cloud provider offers its own native inventory or governance tools, they lack the ability to correlate across multiple clouds, enforce consistent IaC workflows, or provide unified remediation.

Today’s platform engineering and CloudOps teams require a cloud-agnostic control plane that spans every environment. With OCI support, Firefly delivers exactly that: eliminating silos, reducing tool sprawl, and enabling holistic governance and optimization across AWS, Azure, GCP, and now OCI.

Get Started with Firefly for OCI

Firefly is excited to bring full support for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure into our multi-cloud asset management solution. This ensures organizations can consolidate their most critical business infrastructure across all leading clouds into a unified, automated, and AI-driven platform.

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