An infrastructure data lake is a centralized repository aimed at maintaining and managing all configuration metadata from your cloud infrastructure, such as users, computers, network, storage, and related cloud resources. Learn more about it on this page.
Joe Karlsson •
Cloud Workload Protection Platforms (CWPP) provide security for cloud workloads by managing access, detecting threats, ensuring data encryption, and addressing vulnerabilities.
Joe Karlsson •
Learn what “data fabric” and “security data fabric” really mean, why they might be confusing, and explore clearer alternatives. Dive into practical steps for building an efficient security data stack.
Yevgeny Pats •
CloudQuery’s Golang memory optimization saga: Our step-by-step approach on resolving memory issues with our most popular sync configuration.
Mariano Gappa •
How we optimized sync resource consumption with all of our Golang-based source plugins by addressing a tech debt.
Aleksandr Shcherbakov •
In this blog post we will walk through building an ELT pipeline using CloudQuery and DuckDB.
Yevgeny Pats •
How can you replace a traditional CMDB for large cloud infrastructure environments and save time and money? Let's look at the new architecture we call the "Infrastructure Lake".
Yevgeny Pats •
What is an Infrastructure Data Platform and why should you care? We explain it here!
Tim Armstrong •
Find out how CloudQuery can help you get clarity from a chaotic cloud environment with a personalized conversation and demo.
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