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DevOps engineers and cloud architects spend countless hours and resources trying to understand their clients' infrastructure due to cloud visibility challenges.
Bear0 now automatically scans AWS resources and visualizes cloud architecture diagrams, making it easy to see cloud networks and resources at a glance with beautiful, intuitive layouts. Now you can quickly support your clients' network analysis needs.
Why we built Bear0 Clients often don't understand their own cloud architecture as well as they think they do. Meanwhile, engineers are exhausted from the endless manual work of analyzing their resources. We built Bear0 to be automated, visual, and developer-friendly.
What makes Bear0 different 🔍 Real-time AWS scanning – Connect your IAM role once, and we automatically discover VPC, EC2, RDS, Load Balancers, and networking relationships across all regions. 📈 AI-powered precision analysis – Get detailed analysis and security feedback based on the scanned resources. 🎨 Smart visual layout – Our intelligent layout system makes complex infrastructures easy to understand at a glance. 🛡️ Security-first approach – We use temporary IAM role assumptions, never store credentials in browsers, and don't share your resource data with third parties. 🌍 Multi-region support – Visualize resources across all AWS regions in a single unified diagram. 📊 Export ready – Download as PNG/JPG for documentation, reports, or team presentations.
The ultimate analysis tool for DevOps, cloud engineers, and startups Bear0 solves cloud resource waste, over-provisioning, complexity issues, and cloud network security enhancement challenges. Just connect your account and get instant, accurate architecture visualization.
Would love to hear what you think. What's the biggest pain point in your current infrastructure documentation workflow? 🙌
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I used this and it worked very well than I expected.
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
DevOps engineers and cloud architects spend countless hours and resources trying to understand their clients' infrastructure due to cloud visibility challenges.
Bear0 now automatically scans AWS resources and visualizes cloud architecture diagrams, making it easy to see cloud networks and resources at a glance with beautiful, intuitive layouts. Now you can quickly support your clients' network analysis needs.
Why we built Bear0
Clients often don't understand their own cloud architecture as well as they think they do. Meanwhile, engineers are exhausted from the endless manual work of analyzing their resources. We built Bear0 to be automated, visual, and developer-friendly.
What makes Bear0 different
🔍 Real-time AWS scanning – Connect your IAM role once, and we automatically discover VPC, EC2, RDS, Load Balancers, and networking relationships across all regions.
📈 AI-powered precision analysis – Get detailed analysis and security feedback based on the scanned resources.
🎨 Smart visual layout – Our intelligent layout system makes complex infrastructures easy to understand at a glance.
🛡️ Security-first approach – We use temporary IAM role assumptions, never store credentials in browsers, and don't share your resource data with third parties.
🌍 Multi-region support – Visualize resources across all AWS regions in a single unified diagram.
📊 Export ready – Download as PNG/JPG for documentation, reports, or team presentations.
The ultimate analysis tool for DevOps, cloud engineers, and startups
Bear0 solves cloud resource waste, over-provisioning, complexity issues, and cloud network security enhancement challenges. Just connect your account and get instant, accurate architecture visualization.
Would love to hear what you think.
What's the biggest pain point in your current infrastructure documentation workflow? 🙌
So nice! Good idea
I used this and it worked very well than I expected.