Supported Cloud Services
Find out which Cloud Services are currently supported by the Public Cloud Integration for VSM
Currently Supported Cloud Services
The following table outlines the Cloud Services currently supported by our Public Cloud Integration.
For each supported Cloud Service, a Technology Fact Sheet is created in a 3-level hierarchy.
With our Public Cloud Integration, two different levels of support exist:
Resource Extraction
- For these Cloud Services, Compute Environments will be imported into the VSM workspace for all Cloud Resources.Service Usage
- For these Cloud Services, no Compute Environments will be imported into the VSM workspace. Instead, a link will be added between the Cloud Service Technology Fact Sheet, and all Cloud Account(s) for which at least one Cloud Resource exists for that Cloud Service.
Parent Technology | Cloud Service | Level of Support |
---|---|---|
Compute / Serverless | AWS Lambda | Resource Extraction |
Compute / Serverless | Azure App Service | Resource Extraction |
Compute / Serverless | Azure Functions | Resource Extraction |
Compute / Serverless | Azure Logic App | Resource Extraction |
Compute / Serverless | Google App Engine | Resource Extraction |
Compute / Serverless | Google Cloud Functions | Resource Extraction |
Compute / Serverless | Google Cloud Run | Resource Extraction |
Compute / VM | AWS EC2 | Resource Extraction |
Compute / VM | Azure Virtual Machine | Resource Extraction |
Compute / VM | Azure Virtual Machine Scale Set | Resource Extraction |
Compute / VM | Google Compute Engine | Resource Extraction |
Storage / NoSQL | AWS Dynamo DB | Service Usage |
Storage / NoSQL | Azure Cosmos DB | Service Usage |
Storage / NoSQL | Google Cloud Bigtable | Service Usage |
Storage / Relational | AWS RDS | Service Usage |
Storage / Relational | Azure Database for PostgreSQL | Service Usage |
Storage / Relational | Google Cloud SQL | Service Usage |
Cloud Services Planned for the Future
Please consult the VSM Roadmap to understand which cloud services we plan to support in the future.
Updated about 1 year ago