Attention: Integrity v26.1 Beta Documentation:
This guide is under construction.
The BlueCat Cloud Discovery & Visibility
(CDV) feature module lets you look for network objects and infrastructure from Amazon
Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP) environments, then
import the discovered objects into Address Manager. This provides continuous, real-time
visibility into the changes to your AWS, Azure, and GCP infrastructure.Note: BlueCat CDV
provides visibility only into your AWS, Azure, and GCP infrastructures. You cannot
use CDV to export Address Manager data into your AWS, Azure, and GCP
infrastructure.
The application imports the following information from each cloud environment:
AWS
- AWS Regions
- AWS Private VPCs/Subnets
- AWS Public IP Ranges
- AWS EC2 Instances
- AWS DNS Hostnames (Internal)
- AWS DNS Hostnames (External)
- AWS Elastic Load Balancers v2 (ELBv2)
- AWS Elastic Network Interfaces (ENI)
- AWS Route 53 (Private DNS)
- AWS Route 53 (Public DNS)
- AWS VPC Endpoints
- AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
Azure
- Azure Resource Groups
- Azure Virtual Networks and Subnets
- Azure Virtual Machines
- Azure Load Balancers
- Azure Private DNS Zones
- Azure Public DNS Zones
- Azure Private Endpoints
- Azure Kubernetes Service Clusters
- Azure Virtual WANs, Hubs, and Firewalls
GCP
- GCP Projects
- GCP VPC/Subnet
- GCP Public VPC/Subnet
- GCP Virtual Machines
- GCP Load Balancers
- GCP Cloud DNS (Private Zones)
- GCP Cloud DNS (Public Zones)
- GCP Private Endpoints
- GCP Kubernetes Engine
Note: AWS, Azure, and GCP accounts are configured during setup. They are used to
continuously monitor and retrieve changes from your AWS, Azure, and GCP infrastructure.
You do not need to be logged into the AWS, Azure, and GCP workflow for visibility to
occur.