Enterprise Cloud Management:
The Resource Hub

Your definitive, bookmarkable resource for taming enterprise cloud complexity at scale.

The Cloud Challenges You
Face at 1000+ Accounts? Solved.

As your business grows, you now face:

Regions deployed across
50+
Assets across the enterprise
13M+
Annual cloud waste detected
$3.2M
Increase in cloud intrusions
137%

Inventorying your infrastructure is just the first step to understanding and uncomplicating your cloud. Here's a look at today's most common enterprise cloud management challenges, plus proven fixes from practitioners.

Everything you need to know about enterprise cloud management

The board approved the acquisition. Now you've got 90 days to merge two massive cloud infrastructures without breaking anything that generates revenue.
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What started as a $5M annual cloud budget has exploded to $200M+ across business units. Finance is demanding accountability you can't deliver manually.
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Your governance worked fine at 100 resources, but at 50K+ across multiple clouds with SOX compliance due next month, manual tracking isn't scaling with you.
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Eliminating drift across thousands of unmanaged, legacy, and shadow resources? With Firefly, do it all, plus quantify what not fixing your drifts might be costing you.
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Traditional backups cover your data, but when critical infrastructure goes down, they don't restore the configurations, dependencies, and permissions that make everything work.
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Every business unit wants AI capabilities, but traditional cloud tools aren't built for AI workload scaling. You need a new strategy. Enter Firefly.
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Real-World Wins at Scale: Why Firefly?

"[At one point we were] migrating our build servers from an on-prem data center to AWS, using a feature that launches an Ami. But the Ami definition that we were using was not set up to remove the volumes. So we had 50 or 100 instances getting launched every day: each leaving its volumes behind, growing exponentially. That's behind us now."

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"I would highly recommend Firefly for any team who wants to have a centralized cloud asset catalog, across all vendors, that also helps you move faster, build more advanced solutions, and improve overall engineering efficiency."

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Our primary goal was to get all our resources in Terraform: to be fully codified and compliant, so we can migrate resources and configurations for disaster recovery, if we ever had to rebuild or spin the code back up. Firefly was the key to that.

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Finally, you can say goodbye to Terraform Cloud. But here’s when you shouldn’t:

If you are certain that you have full visibility of your assets, even across multi-cloud environments

Your cloud is constantly scanned for issues, and you already know what percentage of your cloud is codified in IaC and unmanaged, plus what has drifted from Terraform. Everything is well-documented in case of disaster.

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If you love adding yet another tool to your existing tech stack, or relying on an additional CI/CD platform that doesn't integrate into your current workflow

For organizations where Firefly isn’t a fit, IaC automation is simply not a priority.

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If naive codification without support for dependencies or modules is “good enough”

You also may need to be a fan of doing unnecessary manual work instead of using templates (or modules), or enjoy using crappy code that doesn't follow best practices.

‍Compare Firefly to HCP Terraform →

If not having any asset history or change log makes you feel like a daredevil, and you enjoy the challenge of solving problems when you can't see what changes were made, or who made them

Your team doesn’t care to be able to roll back to previous versions, and already feels confident in their ability to pass auditing and do troubleshooting as is.

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If, for your team, ensuring that deployments and configurations are within policy is more effective when handled manually

In this scenario, your DevOps engineers are uncharacteristically impervious to human error.

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If, in the event of an incident, your engineers would rather re-create your configurations than keep them centrally documented

Chaos is the spice of life, and you believe that redoing work is the cornerstone of positive morale.

‍Compare Firefly to HCP Terraform →

Thinking it might
be time to replace
HCP Terraform?

Here’s your quick look at the migration path to Firefly.

01

Scanning

TFC workspaces and projects

02

Creating

Corresponding Firefly projects and workspaces

03

Migrating

Terraform state

04

Modifying

Backend configuration files

05

Running

In your IaC pipelines with Firefly

Resources for diving even deeper

Explore Gartner's New DR Category: Cloud Application Infrastructure Recovery Solutions

Download the CAIRS White Paper

Translate the Value of Cloud to Your Executive Team and Your Board

Download the 5-Slide Template

Explore the Key Buying Criteria for Cloud Infrastructure Automation Tools

Explore the Buyer’s Guide

Enterprise Infrastructure Requires Enterprise-Ready Solutions

When your infrastructure supports billions in revenue and thousands of employees across global ops, you can't afford to manage it with platforms that can’t scale or integrate with your existing stack. Firefly offers total enterprise cloud management control across your cloud providers, IaC frameworks, and SaaS apps, like Okta and Datadog.