Firefly

Firefly is an AI-powered cloud asset management and governance platform with custom enterprise pricing that provides complete visibility, drift detection, and cost optimization for multi-cloud infrastructure across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. The platform transforms how DevOps and platform engineering teams manage cloud resources by combining six unified capabilities — IaC Orchestration, Disaster Recovery, Cloud Governance, Asset Management, Drift Remediation, and IaC Adoption — into a single solution that replaces multiple point tools.

Firefly's AI agents automatically discover every cloud resource across all connected accounts and regions, mapping relationships between resources such as how EC2 instances connect to security groups, load balancers, and networking configurations. This continuous discovery provides a real-time inventory that serves as the foundation for governance, compliance, and cost optimization workflows. Unlike traditional CMDB tools that rely on manual updates, Firefly maintains an always-current view of cloud state.

A core differentiator is Firefly's approach to Infrastructure-as-Code adoption. Rather than requiring teams to manually write Terraform or Pulumi code for existing resources, Firefly's AI agents automatically generate IaC templates from discovered cloud state, enabling retroactive codification of unmanaged resources. This bridges the gap between legacy cloud deployments and modern IaC-driven workflows without requiring teams to rebuild environments from scratch.

Firefly's disaster recovery capability uses codified Infrastructure-as-Code as the authoritative source of truth, enabling instant environment rebuild after outages, accidental deletions, or cyberattacks. Unlike traditional backup tools that restore data snapshots, Firefly restores the entire infrastructure configuration — networking, IAM policies, compute resources, and storage — from versioned IaC code. This active recovery approach means teams can rebuild production environments in minutes rather than hours or days.

The platform's cloud governance engine enforces organizational policies through automated campaigns that target specific objectives such as eliminating end-of-life resources, validating backup configurations, or enforcing CIS benchmark compliance. ZoomInfo uses Firefly to run automatic campaigns that prevent end-of-life resource proliferation, while Comtech documented $180,000 in annual savings through cost optimization workflows. Continuous drift detection monitors for configuration deviations from approved baselines and can automatically generate remediation pull requests to reconcile state.

Firefly integrates with existing DevOps workflows through CI/CD pipeline gates, Slack and email notifications, and REST API access for custom automation. The platform supports SSO/SAML authentication, role-based access controls, comprehensive audit logging, and configurable data residency for enterprises with strict security and compliance requirements. SOC 2 Type II certified and GDPR compliant, Firefly operates with read-only cloud permissions that cannot modify or delete any resources directly.