Support Matrix

The technologies and relevant use cases that Firefly supports.

For detailed instructions on how to add a new integration, see Integrating your providers and tools.

Data sources

Firefly uses data sources (cloud and SaaS providers) to collect information about your assets and manage your remote Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) state files.

Data source	Inventory support	Remote state	Integration point
Amazon Web Services	Yes	Yes (S3)	Dedicated read-only CloudFormation role
Kubernetes	Yes	No	Kubernetes Collector (dedicated Cronjob running a pod created once from a Helm chart)
Google Cloud	Yes	Yes (GCS)	Dedicated GCS with bucket-specific permissions
Akamai	Yes	Yes	Access token
Datadog	Yes	Yes	API key
New Relic	Yes	Yes	API key
Okta	Yes	Yes	API token
GitHub	Yes	Yes	Acces token
Cloudflare	Yes	Yes	API token
NS1	Yes	Yes	API key
Azure	Coming soon
Oracle Cloud	Coming soon
Alibaba Cloud	Coming soon

IaC technologies

Firefly capability according to IaC type.

IaC type	Manage assets	Detect drifts	Fix drift	Asset codification
HashiCorp Terraform	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Pulumi	Yes (Pulumi Cloud)	Yes (Pulumi Cloud)	Yes (Pulumi Cloud)	Yes
AWS CloudFormation	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes

Version control systems (VCS)

VCS integration points.

Name	Supported	Integration point
GitHub	Yes	OAuth application
GitLab	Yes	Access token
Bitbucket	Yes	App password
AWS CodeCommit	Yes	IAM authentication
Azure DevOps	Yes	Access token

Notifications (Chat-Ops)

Name	Supported	Integration point
Slack	Yes	Webhook URL
Microsoft Teams	Yes	Webhook URL
Opsgenie	Yes	API key
General webhook	Yes	Webhook URL
Torq	Yes	Webhook URL
PagerDuty	Yes	Integration key