It only took AWS 20 years? And it is "eventually consistent"?Ĭorey Quinn, cloud economist at The Duckbill Group, adds:
Meanwhile Azure has had AZ resource list, Get-AzureResource, and /resources API calls since day one. Some users question the limited number of services supported, the lack of multi-account support, and the eventually consistent model, comparing the new capability to the options offered by other providers. The new capability for resource inventory has been long awaited. To focus my search on AWS resources, I add / Resources at the beginning of my search.įrom the search results displayed in the console, developers can directly go to the resource’s service console and region. We call this capability unified search as it gives results that include AWS services, features, blogs, documentation, tutorial, events, and more. I can also search through my AWS resources in the search bar at the top of the Management Console. Resource Explorer is supported using the CLI, the SDKs, or a unified search bar in the console. Resource Explorer simply does not index those resource types, including S3 objects contained within a bucket, DynamoDB attribute values, and DynamoDB table items. Resource Explorer intentionally excludes certain resource types as they may contain customer data, and therefore including them would cause an exposure. Hatice Özşahan, product marketing manager at Resmo, wrote an article about "the pros and cons" of Resource Explorer. To search for resources across regions with a single search, the query must be performed against a view defined in the region with the aggregation index. The visibility of the resources is controlled by creating views that define what resource information is available for search and discovery: different views can be created for different groups of users depending on their roles and permissions. When you find a resource in the management console, you can quickly go from the search results to the corresponding service console and Region to start working on that resource.īy default, the new service is not enabled and administrators need to turn it on to create and maintain the indexes. Using the new AWS Resource Explorer, you can search through the AWS resources in your account across Regions using metadata such as names, tags, and IDs. Danilo Poccia, chief evangelist of EMEA at AWS, writes: Resource Explorer supports resources with Amazon Resource Names (ARNs), including S3 buckets, EC2 instances, Amazon Kinesis streams, and DynamoDB tables. The new option is available at no additional charge and can query multiple regions but not multiple accounts.
AWS recently announced the general availability of Resource Explorer, a managed capability to search and discover resources inside an AWS account.
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