This page is the support matrix for the current CloudEval AI product. For the broader current, in-progress, and planned product view, use the Capabilities map.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.cloudeval.ai/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Status labels
- Available: safe to adopt and document now.
- Limited: present in parts of the product, but not broad enough to promise as a standard workflow.
- Coming soon: visible in product or commercial surfaces, but not generally available yet.
- Not available today: do not plan around it yet.
Current matrix
| Area | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Azure live environment connections | Available | The main supported path today. |
| Azure subscription and resource group discovery | Available | Supported for Azure service principal connections. |
| ARM and Bicep-based template review | Available | Current docs cover this as the standard IaC workflow. |
| Project creation from connections or templates | Available | Core product workflow. |
| Cost report generation | Available | Supports region and currency inputs. |
| Architecture and Well-Architected reporting | Available | Includes scores, pillar breakdowns, and issue counts. |
| Share links | Available | Shared links support preview, code, and split views. |
| Email-based collaboration roles | Available | Owner, editor, and viewer roles are supported. |
| Embed snippet generation | Available | Available from project sharing controls. |
| AWS live connection workflow | Not available today | The UI references AWS, but the connection path is currently disabled. |
| GCP live connection workflow | Not available today | GCP is not yet documented as a shipped workflow. |
| Team plan purchase in the app | Coming soon | The plan appears in pricing, but checkout is disabled. |
| Enterprise online purchase | Not available today | Contact CloudEval for enterprise access. |
Use this page when
- You are deciding whether to roll CloudEval out to a wider team.
- You are writing an internal runbook and need a reality check.
- You see something in the product and want to know whether it is ready for day-to-day use.