How is InfraSync different from former2 or CloudMapper?

Static tools like former2 and CloudMapper give you a one-time inventory of your cloud account. InfraSync gives you editable, production-grade Terraform HCL plus ongoing drift monitoring and scheduled re-scans. The output is code you ship to Git, not JSON you read once and discard.

Does InfraSync help reduce my AWS bill?

Yes. On the Growth plan and above, the same read-only scan analyses your account for cost-optimization opportunities — EC2/EBS/RDS/Lambda/ECS right-sizing from real CloudWatch utilization (via AWS Compute Optimizer), idle and unattached resources, gp2-to-gp3 storage upgrades, Graviton candidates, Savings Plans commitments, and stale snapshots, AMIs and backups. Each finding shows an estimated monthly saving and a copy-paste remediation command. InfraSync stays read-only — it recommends, it never changes anything.

How does the AI drift remediation work?

On the Growth plan and above, every drift finding carries an AI Insight button. One click sends that single finding — the resource type and the changed attributes — to Claude running on Amazon Bedrock inside AWS. The AI classifies the risk and writes two fixes: the exact Terraform attribute patch if the change was intentional, and numbered AWS CLI commands to revert it if it was not. Destructive commands are flagged and hidden behind an explicit reveal. It is advisory only, runs on demand rather than on every scan, and customer data is not used to train models.

How does GitHub integration work?

InfraSync connects to GitHub via the official GitHub App framework — no personal access tokens required. After a scan you click 'Push to GitHub' and InfraSync opens a pull request with the generated Terraform for your team to review.

Live AWS Production Terraform

Not just a snapshot.
A living view
of your infrastructure.

Q: What does InfraSync actually do?

InfraSync connects to your AWS account with a read-only IAM role, scans the resources you select, and produces production-ready Terraform HCL files covering 89+ AWS services. Every scan is reviewed in an in-browser Monaco editor and can be pushed to GitHub as a pull request via the official GitHub App.

Q: How does drift detection work?

After each scan, InfraSync compares every resource against the previous scan at the attribute level — EC2 instance type, IAM role policy, security group rule, S3 bucket configuration. You see exactly what changed, when, and whether it was expected.

Q: Does InfraSync write to my AWS account?

Never. InfraSync uses a read-only IAM role you create. It scans resources and generates code. It does not modify, create, or delete anything in your account. That includes the AI: it writes suggestions, it never executes them.

Q: Where is my data stored?

InfraSync is hosted on AWS in ap-south-1 (Mumbai). Your AWS Secret Access Key is encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM. Generated Terraform files live in your browser session and in your GitHub repository once you push.

Q: Which AWS services are supported?

89+ AWS services across compute, storage, networking, databases, security, analytics, and integration — including EC2, S3, RDS, VPC, IAM, Lambda, DynamoDB, ECS, EKS, Fargate, CloudFront, Route 53, CloudWatch, SNS, SQS, Kinesis, ALB/ELB, API Gateway, ElastiCache, Redshift, Aurora, Glue, Athena, SageMaker, Step Functions, EventBridge, Cognito, Secrets Manager, KMS, ACM, WAF, GuardDuty, CloudTrail, Config, ECR, EFS, MSK, and DocumentDB. New services added every release.

Q: Can I edit the generated Terraform before pushing?

Yes. Every generated .tf file opens in an in-browser Monaco editor (the same engine that powers VS Code). Read, edit, and verify before pushing to GitHub or downloading.

InfraSync scans your live AWS account and emits production-grade Terraform HCL — the kind you actually ship. Then it keeps watching: per-resource drift detection with AI-written fixes, scheduled scans, GitHub pull requests on autopilot.

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Read-only IAM
No credit card
First Terraform in < 10 min

87+ AWS services

247 avg. resources / scan

<10min to first Terraform

89+ AWS services

Generates production Terraform across every layer of your stack.

Organized by domain. Growing every release — if it has a Terraform provider resource, InfraSync probably emits it.

Discovered resources 247

scan complete

Access Analyzer1
ACM7
Application Load Balancer5
API Gateway6
Auto Scaling4
CloudFront2
CloudWatch24
DynamoDB4
EBS18
EC2 Instances8
ECR8
ECS3
EFS2
Elastic IP3
IAM42
Internet Gateway2
KMS7
Route 536
Security Groups38
Subnets12
VPC2
Glue5
Lambda17
S3 Buckets14

How it works

Three steps. About fifteen minutes.

No Terraform CLI on your laptop. No personal access tokens. No write permissions on your AWS account.

~1 min

Connect

Add an AWS account in about a minute — we generate the read-only IAM role CloudFormation for you.

AWSarn:aws:iam::529928…/role/infrasync-readonly

✓ Connection verified · 247 resources visible

~10 min

Scan

Select your regions, pick the services that matter, click Start scan. InfraSync walks every resource in parallel.

EC261

S3112

RDS8

VPC24

IAM34

Lambda19

ECS6

EKS

instant

Ship

Review every .tf file in the in-browser Monaco editor — Terraform and OpenTofu compatible. Push to GitHub, open a PR, or download a zip.

⎇ infra/import-prod open

+2,418 · 12 modules · 247 resources

terraform plan: No changes.

Scan → HCL

Scan once. Get Terraform instantly.

Connect your AWS account, select regions, and receive ready-to-use .tf files in minutes — covering EC2, S3, RDS, IAM, VPC, Lambda, and eighty-seven services in total. Modular layout, named resources, no resource_imported_xyz garbage.

Editable HCL, not a JSON inventory dump.
Named modules per service — vpc/, rds/, iam/.
Variables and locals extracted automatically.
Backend block wired to encrypted S3 + DynamoDB lock.

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terraform/main.tf · 1,284 lines

module "vpc" {
  source  = "./modules/vpc"
  name    = var.env
  cidr    = "10.42.0.0/16"
  azs     = data.aws_availability_zones.available.names
  private_subnets = ["10.42.1.0/24", "10.42.2.0/24"]
  public_subnets  = ["10.42.101.0/24", "10.42.102.0/24"]
  enable_nat_gateway = true
  single_nat_gateway = false
}

module "rds" {
  source     = "./modules/rds"
  identifier = "acme-prod-pg"
  engine     = "postgres"
  version    = "15.4"
  multi_az   = true
}

Drift detection

Know exactly what changed, and when.

After every scan, InfraSync compares your infrastructure at the individual resource level. EC2 instance type changed. IAM role added. Security group rule modified. No more "what happened in prod last week?"

Per-resource diffs — attribute level, not just resource counts.
Old → new at a glance — every modified attribute shows the previous value and the current one, side by side.
Added / removed / modified — grouped, searchable, filterable by service.
AI Insight per finding — one click and the fix is written for you. See how ›

Enable drift detection

Drift report · acme-prod · today 04:00 UTC

High aws_security_group.web_sg 2m ago

+ ingress { from_port = 443, cidr_blocks = ["0.0.0.0/0"] } via console · user@acme.com

Medium aws_instance.api_2 1h ago

- instance_type = "t3.medium" + instance_type = "t3.large"

Low aws_s3_bucket.logs 6h ago

+ tags.CostCenter = "platform-2026"

AI remediation

Drift found. Fix written.

Every drift finding carries an AI Insight button. One click, and Claude — running on Amazon Bedrock, inside AWS — reads the exact attribute change and writes both ways out: keep the change and patch your Terraform, or reject it and revert AWS with copy-paste CLI commands.

Risk classified — every finding banded low / medium / high, with the reasoning.
Accept path — the exact Terraform attribute patch, ready to commit.
Reject path — numbered AWS CLI commands to restore the previous state.
Guard-railed — destructive commands are flagged and hidden behind an explicit reveal. Advisory only: the AI writes, you decide, it never executes.
Stays in AWS — runs on Amazon Bedrock; your data is never used to train models.

Get AI Insight on Growth

Drift report · AI Insight

AI Insight Medium risk aws_instance.api_2

Instance was resized t3.medium → t3.large outside Terraform. Costs ~2× more; no matching change in your repo.

Accept drift — update Terraform

resource "aws_instance" "api_2" {
  - instance_type = "t3.medium"
  + instance_type = "t3.large"
}

Reject drift — revert in AWS

1 aws ec2 stop-instances --instance-ids i-0abc12
2 aws ec2 modify-instance-attribute --instance-id i-0abc12 \
    --instance-type t3.medium
3 aws ec2 start-instances --instance-ids i-0abc12

Scheduled scans

Stay in sync, automatically.

Set daily or weekly scans per AWS account. Pick the regions to watch. InfraSync runs in the background and posts a drift report the moment anything changes — no one has to remember to click a button.

Per-account cadence — daily for prod, weekly for staging.
Per-account regions — only watch what matters.
Audit-ready history — every run timestamped and signed.
Webhook + email alerts on drift severity thresholds.

Schedule a scan

AccountSecurityIntegrationsBillingSchedules

Linxus-Prod

529928147507

Enabled

Frequency Daily Weekly

Regions us-east-1 us-west-2 eu-west-1 ap-south-1 +12

Last run · today 04:00 UTC Next run · tomorrow 04:00 UTC

GitHub integration

Push to GitHub. Open a PR. That's it.

InfraSync connects via the official GitHub App framework — no personal access tokens, no rotation pain. Click Push and a pull request lands in your repo with the generated Terraform for your team to review.

GitHub App — fine-grained, revocable, organisation-scoped.
Branch & PR templates per organization.
Co-author tag credits InfraSync in the commit trailer.
GitLab & Bitbucket support on Enterprise.

Connect GitHub

github.com / acme / infra · pull/89

Open

chore(infrasync): import prod AWS account into Terraform

#89 · opened 2 minutes ago by infrasync[bot]

12 files +2,418 −0 ✓ All checks passed

A modules/vpc/main.tf +412
A modules/rds/main.tf +216
A modules/iam/policies.tf +591
A backend.tf +18

Cost optimization

Find what your AWS bill is wasting.

The same read-only scan that builds your Terraform also analyses the account for savings — right-sizing, idle resources, and storage you’re overpaying for. Every finding carries an estimated monthly saving and a copy-paste remediation command. A Growth feature.

Right-sizing — EC2, EBS, RDS, Lambda & ECS, from real CloudWatch utilisation (AWS Compute Optimizer).
Idle & unused — unattached EBS volumes, unassociated Elastic IPs, idle instances.
Cheaper by default — gp2→gp3 upgrades, Graviton candidates, Savings Plans commitments.
Housekeeping — stale manual RDS snapshots, old AMIs & EBS snapshots, orphaned backups.

See your savings

Cost report · acme-prod · today 04:00 UTC

Right-size aws_instance.api_2 −$184/mo

m5.2xlarge → m5.large · CPU p99 11% over 14 days

Idle aws_ebs_volume.old_data −$42/mo

Unattached 200 GiB gp2 volume · delete or snapshot

Storage 12 × gp2 volumes −$96/mo

Migrate gp2 → gp3 · same performance, ~20% cheaper

Commitment Compute Savings Plan −$610/mo

1-yr no-upfront on steady-state compute

Estimated monthly savings −$932/mo

The difference

Not a snapshot. A living view.

One-time tools (former2, CloudMapper) give you an inventory and stop. Heavier platforms (Firefly, ControlMonkey, CloudGeni) make you adopt a whole governance suite. InfraSync gives you editable Terraform HCL, continuous drift monitoring with AI-written fixes, and zero-effort scheduled scans — read-only, AWS-deep, and priced for real teams. See the full comparison ›

One-time toolsInfraSync

Editable Terraform HCL—✓

Ongoing drift monitoring—✓

Cost-optimization recommendations—✓

Scheduled re-scans—✓

One-click GitHub PR—✓

Modular, named modules—✓

Pricing

Start free. Scale when you need to.

Every plan emits production-grade Terraform & OpenTofu. Pay yearly and get two months free. Need more? Talk to us about SSO, audit logs, or air-gapped deployment.

Free Trial

14-day free trial

Free

no credit card required

1 AWS account
Core AWS services only
2 scans / month

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Starter

Ideal for solo DevOps

₹4,999/ mo

billed monthly

Everything in Free Trial, plus:

1 AWS account
Core AWS services
5 scans / month
Re-download past scans
Email support (48 hr)

Get started

Popular

Pro

Growth

Recommended

₹39,999/ mo

billed monthly

Everything in Pro, plus:

4 AWS accounts
Core + Mid + Advanced services (all 89)
Unlimited resources & scans
AI drift remediation — per-finding fixes
Cost-optimization recommendations
GitHub + S3 backend
Unlimited users · RBAC · Audit logs
Priority email + chat (8 hr · 99.5% SLA)
Onboarding assistance

Get started

Custom

Enterprise

5+ AWS Accounts

Custom

custom pricing & SLA

Everything in Growth, plus:

5+ AWS accounts (custom)
All advanced services
Unlimited everything
Dedicated engineer & SLA
SSO / SAML, audit logs

Contact sales

All plans include the in-browser Monaco editor, the in-app AI assistant, read-only IAM, encrypted credential storage, and Terraform & OpenTofu output. Prices in INR, exclusive of GST.

Security & trust

Engineered to be boring in audits.

InfraSync is read-only by design and architected around the principle that credentials should never leave your control.

Read-only by design

InfraSync uses an IAM role with read-only policies you control. We never modify, create, or delete a single resource in your AWS account.

Encrypted at rest

Your AWS Secret Access Key is encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM authenticated encryption. You can rotate or revoke it in one click.

GitHub App, not PATs

We integrate via the official GitHub App framework — fine-grained, org-scoped permissions. No personal access tokens to leak.

Hosted on AWS

Runs on AWS ap-south-1 (Mumbai) with infrastructure managed under the same Terraform discipline we sell.

Audit-ready logs

Every scan, every drift report, every approval — timestamped, signed, exportable to your SIEM for SOC 2 evidence.

No Terraform CLI

Everything runs server-side. You don't need Terraform on your laptop, in CI, or on a bastion host to get a usable output.

FAQ

Honest answers to the questions engineers actually ask.

What does InfraSync actually do?

It connects to your AWS account with a read-only IAM role, scans the resources you select, and produces production-grade Terraform .tf files covering 89+ AWS services. Every scan opens in an in-browser editor and can be pushed to GitHub as a pull request.

How is this different from former2 or CloudMapper?

Static tools give you a one-time inventory — usually JSON, sometimes a half-broken HCL dump. InfraSync gives you editable, named, modular Terraform plus ongoing drift monitoring and scheduled re-scans. The output is something you ship to Git, not a screenshot you read once.

How does drift detection work?

After each scan, InfraSync compares every resource against the previous scan at the attribute level — EC2 instance type, IAM role policy, security group rule, S3 bucket configuration. You see exactly what changed, when, and how serious it is. On Growth and above, the AI Insight button writes the fix for each finding — Terraform patch or AWS CLI revert.

Does InfraSync write to my AWS account?

Never. InfraSync uses a read-only IAM role you create. It scans and generates code — it cannot modify, create, or delete anything. That includes the AI: it writes suggestions, it never executes them.

How does the AI work, and what does it see?

Two places, both running on Amazon Bedrock inside AWS. On drift findings (Growth and above), the AI Insight button sends that single finding — the resource type and the changed attributes — to Claude, which classifies the risk and writes two fixes: the Terraform patch if the change was intentional, and the AWS CLI commands to revert it if it wasn’t. Destructive commands are flagged and hidden behind an explicit reveal. The in-app assistant answers product questions. It’s advisory only, runs on demand (never on every scan), and your data is not used to train models.

Which AWS services are supported?

89+ AWS services across compute (EC2, ECS, EKS, Fargate, Lambda), storage (S3, EFS, FSx, Backup), networking (VPC, Route 53, ALB/ELB, CloudFront, API Gateway, Transit Gateway), databases (RDS, Aurora, DynamoDB, ElastiCache, DocumentDB, Redshift), security (IAM, KMS, Secrets Manager, ACM, WAF, GuardDuty, CloudTrail, Config), analytics (Athena, Glue, SageMaker, Kinesis, MSK), and integration (SQS, SNS, EventBridge, Step Functions, Cognito) — with new services added every release.

Can I edit the generated Terraform before pushing?

Yes — every .tf file opens in an in-browser Monaco editor (the same engine that powers VS Code). Read, edit, verify, then push.

Where is my data stored?

InfraSync is hosted on AWS ap-south-1 (Mumbai). Your AWS Secret Access Key is encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM. Generated Terraform lives in your browser session and in your Git repository once you push.

What does pricing look like?

A 14-day free trial covers core services on one account, no card required. Starter adds more scans, Pro adds mid-tier services and GitHub integration, Growth unlocks all 89 services, unlimited scans, AI drift remediation and cost optimization, and Enterprise is custom. Yearly billing gets two months free. See pricing.

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