Resource Inventory¶
Cloud Resource Inventory gives you a searchable, filterable view of every cloud asset across your connected accounts — with cost, utilization, tags, and optimization signals attached.
When to use it¶
- You want to see what's running in the cloud and who owns it.
- You're investigating a cost spike and need to find the specific resource responsible.
- You want to audit tag coverage or find untagged resources.
- You're verifying that a newly connected account has been discovered.
Open Resource Inventory¶
Go to Cloud Infrastructure > Resources from product navigation.
Use the Assets List¶
- Apply filters: provider, account, region, service category, or tag.
- Review columns: Name, Account, Provider, Region, Availability Zone, Category, Tags, Status, and Created On.
- Select any resource to open its Asset detail page.
Asset detail¶
The detail page shows:
- Configuration — instance type, size, storage, networking
- Cost — spend trend for the resource
- Utilization — CPU, memory, network, and storage I/O metrics (when telemetry is available)
- Tags — all tags applied to the resource
- Relationships — connected resources (depends on service type)
- Recommendations — any active optimization signals for this resource
Use Edit Tag to update tags directly from CloudVerse (requires tag management permission).
Overview cards¶
The Overview tab highlights:
- Newly Added Assets — resources discovered recently
- Non-Production — resources flagged as non-prod (by tag or Perspective rule)
- Untagged — resources missing required tags
Review untagged and newly added resources regularly to maintain cost attribution accuracy.
Export¶
Use the export action to download inventory as a CSV or Excel file. Specify the scope and asset type before exporting.
Best practices¶
- Investigate untagged and newly added resources at least weekly.
- Use provider IDs alongside names when two resources have similar display names.
- Compare provisioned, requested, and utilized metrics before making rightsizing decisions.
- Validate resource status in the cloud provider console before taking destructive action.
Troubleshooting¶
If resources are missing after connecting an account, check the integration discovery status. See Missing or delayed data.