Resource Graph

Map every dependency between your cloud resources. See the full blast radius before you delete anything. No more guessing what breaks.

Automatic Dependency Discovery

CloudSlash reads your infrastructure and builds a directed dependency graph automatically. EC2 instances that mount EBS volumes. Lambda functions triggered by S3 events. ECS services behind ALB target groups. RDS instances referenced by environment variables. Every connection is mapped without manual configuration.

alb-frontendload balancer · 3 target groups
ecs-api-service4 tasks · us-east-1
rds-primarydb.r6g.xlarge · multi-AZ
rds-replicadb.r6g.large · idle 14d
Blast Radius Alert

Deleting rds-test-db affects 3 resources

lambda-report-gen (writes to this DB)
sqs-report-queue (feeds the Lambda)
s3-reports (Lambda output bucket)

Safe to Delete

vol-0f3a9b has 0 dependents. Detached for 47 days. No downstream impact.

Blast-Radius Visualization

When you select a resource for potential deletion, CloudSlash highlights every downstream dependency. You see exactly what would break, how many resources are affected, and the estimated recovery time. This is what makes CloudSlash safe — you never delete blindly.

Multi-Cloud, Single Graph

AWS resources that talk to GCP services. Kubernetes pods connecting to Azure databases. CloudSlash builds one unified graph across all your providers. Cross-cloud dependencies are mapped just like single-provider ones.

ec2-app-serverAWS · us-east-1 · m5.xlarge
gke-ml-serviceGCP · us-central1 · 2 pods
cosmosdb-analyticsAzure · eastus · idle 21d

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