Guardrails

Guardrails

Guardrails govern how cloud resources can be created and altered, preventing infrastructure misconfiguration. Guardrails are applied to Blueprints so that they can be verified before resource provisioning.

Note: You can define Guardrail override behavior in case exceptions are required.

Resourcely Guardrail Catalog

Before infrastructure is provisioned, Resourcely examines the changes being made and prevents a merge if any guardrail requirements are violated. Some examples of guardrails include:

• Approval for making S3 public

• Allowed compute image types

• GCP Allowed Regions

• Allowed compute instance types

Resourcely provides a catalog with a wide set of available guardrails which can be further configured. Guardrails are available for the following categories:

• Access Control

• Best Practices

• Cost Efficiency