CloudVista by OSSVISOR

Unified visibility across AWS, Azure, OCI, GCP, and VMware

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Unified visibility across AWS, Azure, OCI, GCP, and VMware

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CloudVista: unified cloud asset inventory across OCI, AWS, Azure, and GCP. Auto-discover resources, monitor compliance, and cut costs from a single dashboard.CloudVista connects to all your cloud accounts and your on-premises vSphere environment, then gives you a single dashboard to answer the questions What's actually running across all our clouds? Which resources are misconfigured or exposed to the internet? Where is our money going and where is it heading? - Are we passing CIS, SOC2, PCI-DSS?

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Hey PH 👋 We built CloudVista after spending too much time switching between the AWS console, Azure Portal, vSphere client, and various cost dashboards to answer basic questions — "what's running?", "what's it costing?", "are we secure?" The thing that pushed us to build it was a customer who discovered they had an S3 bucket publicly exposed for 6 months — not because they didn't care, but because they had no single place to look across their whole infrastructure. Two things we're particularly proud of in this release: 1. **VMware vSphere support** — most cloud management tools ignore on-prem. A lot of companies are still running significant workloads in vCenter and have zero visibility across their hybrid environment. CloudVista now syncs your full vSphere inventory — VMs, hosts, clusters, datastores — on the same schedule as your cloud providers. 2. **Network cost breakdown** — data transfer charges are often 10–20% of a cloud bill and almost nobody is watching them closely. We now surface egress costs per provider, flag NAT Gateway double-charging on AWS, and compare egress rates across your providers. Would love to hear what's missing for your use case. Happy to answer anything.

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CloudVista – open dashboard for multi-cloud inventory, security, and cost (supports VMware too)

I've been running CloudVista for a few months now and wanted to share it here. The core idea: most cloud management tools are either cost-focused (CloudHealth, Apptio) or security-focused (Wiz, Orca) and none of them handle on-prem vSphere. We built something that covers all three inventory, security posture, and cost including VMware vSphere alongside the public clouds. **What it does:**
- Syncs full inventory from OCI, AWS, Azure, GCP, and VMware vSphere
- Runs security analysis: open ports, exposed resources, CIS/SOC2/PCI-DSS compliance
- Pulls actual cost data from each provider's billing API, breaks out network egress charges, and projects 12-month spend by category
- Topology maps showing how resources relate across providers
- Role-based access so you can give security analysts read-only access to findings without seeing credentials **Technical notes for HN:**
- Backend: FastAPI + SQLAlchemy + Celery for async sync jobs
- Frontend: React + Recharts
- VMware integration uses the vSphere API directly (read-only service account, no agent)
- Self-hostable via docker-compose Free tier is 100 assets / 1 cloud account. There's a live demo if you want to poke around without connecting real credentials. What's the biggest gap you see in multi-cloud visibility tooling? Curious what we're missing.

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I've been running CloudVista for a few months now and wanted to share it here. The core idea: most cloud management tools are either cost-focused (CloudHealth, Apptio) or security-focused (Wiz, Orca) and none of them handle on-prem vSphere. We built something that covers all three inventory, security posture, and cost including VMware vSphere alongside the public clouds. **What it does:**
- Syncs full inventory from OCI, AWS, Azure, GCP, and VMware vSphere
- Runs security analysis: open ports, exposed resources, CIS/SOC2/PCI-DSS compliance
- Pulls actual cost data from each provider's billing API, breaks out network egress charges, and projects 12-month spend by category
- Topology maps showing how resources relate across providers
- Role-based access so you can give security analysts read-only access to findings without seeing credentials **Technical notes for HN:**
- Backend: FastAPI + SQLAlchemy + Celery for async sync jobs
- Frontend: React + Recharts
- VMware integration uses the vSphere API directly (read-only service account, no agent)
- Self-hostable via docker-compose Free tier is 100 assets / 1 cloud account. There's a live demo if you want to poke around without connecting real credentials. What's the biggest gap you see in multi-cloud visibility tooling? Curious what we're missing.