# Multi-cloud resource discovery and inventory | ZopNight

> A read-only inventory of 250+ resource types across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Databricks, Snowflake and Red Hat OpenShift, with Kubernetes on every cloud.

Source: https://zop.dev/zopnight/resource-discovery

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_Read-only, across six platforms_

## Every resource, in every cloud.

Connect a read-only role and ZopNight inventories what you run across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Databricks, Snowflake and Red Hat OpenShift, with Kubernetes on every cloud, with parent and child links intact. It is the map everything else in ZopNight is built on.

- 250+ — resource types, 6 platforms
- 6 hrs — between automatic scans
- 0 — agents to install
- Read-only — access is all it needs

Free to start. No card. The playground just needs your work email.

## The map everything else uses.

Built with each cloud's own inventory service.

- 01. Connect read-only — Discovery needs read access and nothing more. ZopNight never changes a resource to find it.
- 02. Inventory natively — AWS through Resource Explorer, Google Cloud through Cloud Asset Inventory, Azure through Resource Graph, with dedicated collectors for the detail those miss. Today that is 82 AWS, 85 Azure and 70 Google Cloud types.
- 03. Keep the hierarchy — Clusters, node pools and the VMs under them; ECS clusters and services; registries and repositories. Up to three levels deep, with bucket sizes and image counts filled in.
- 04. Keep it current — A fresh scan runs about every 6 hours, and you can refresh by hand at any time. View Permissions shows what ZopNight can read as Granted, Denied or Unknown, so a gap is named, not silent.

## Beyond the three big clouds.

The platforms where the surprise bills tend to hide.

- Databricks: Workspaces, clusters, pools, SQL warehouses, jobs and model endpoints across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, with auto-termination, autoscale and policy settings.
- Snowflake: Accounts, warehouses, databases, users, resource monitors, tables, materialised views, stages and pipes, with usage-based cost.
- Kubernetes: Deployments, StatefulSets and CronJobs on EKS and GKE, plus namespaces on EKS, GKE and AKS, and Red Hat OpenShift clusters through OpenShift Cluster Manager.
- SageMaker: Endpoints, notebooks, HyperPod clusters, domains and Studio apps, beyond what the generic inventory API returns.

## See the whole estate before you change any of it.

Connect a read-only role. Discovery starts straight away and the inventory fills in as it runs.

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