10 posts tagged with "multicloud"

We've released a new StackQL provider for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure:

• oci - the OCI control plane across identity, compute, networking, storage, database, containers, security, observability and cost services: identity, compute, network, block_storage, object_storage, database, container_engine, load_balancer, dns, kms, vault, secrets, monitoring, logging, events, functions, resource_manager, streaming, budgets, usage, audit and work_requests (22 services, 452 resources, 1,544 operations)

This completes StackQL's hyperscaler coverage alongside aws, azure and google: the same SQL surface now spans all four clouds for inventory, audit and FinOps queries.

New versions of the azure providers for stackql are available now in the stackql-provider-registry.

StackQL allows you to query and interact with your cloud and SaaS assets using a simple SQL framework. Use cases include CSPM, asset inventory and analysis, finops and more, as well as our IaC and ops (lifecycle management).

Excited to announce the general availability of the latest StackQL providers for Azure. Includes expanded resource and method coverage including all of the latest Resource Manager services. The StackQL Azure provider catalog now includes:

• azure - core Azure RM services
• azure_extras - additional Azure services
• azure_isv - Azure Native ISV software and services (like Databricks, Datadog, Confluent, Astro and more)
• azure_stack - Azure Hybrid app framework

The StackQL Sumologic provider is now available in the public StackQL Provider Registry. Docs are available at sumologic provider docs.

StackQL is an intelligent API client which uses SQL as a front-end language. StackQL can be used for querying cloud and SaaS providers, as well as provisioning and lifecycle operations.

The StackQL Sumo provider can query, create, update and delete Sumologic collectors and sources, view and manage ingest budgets, health events, dashboards, user and account access and activity, and more.

A new version of the Azure provider for StackQL plus additional built-in functions are available now.

Version 0.3.0 of the Azure provider for StackQL is available now. This update includes support for extended resource properties, along with support for Hybrid Azure Kubernetes Services. The Azure provider allows you to query across your Azure estate for cloud security posture, asset inventory, analysis and reporting, finops, sysops, and more - all using a natural query language (SQL) and a natural object mapping.

In addition, we have announced the release of several new built-in functions, including SPLIT_PART() - to split a string by a delimiter and extract a single element, additional unicode functions, and expanded regular expression support, including REGEXP_REPLACE() and more.