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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.

This page is the shortest stable description of how CloudEval is structured.

Core objects

ObjectWhat it representsWhy it matters
ConnectionA source of live cloud data or infrastructure codeIt tells CloudEval what to analyze
ProjectThe main working unitIt holds files, topology, status, reports, and sharing
ReportA generated evaluation outputIt surfaces cost or architecture findings
Sharing stateVisibility and access configurationIt controls who can see or collaborate on a project

Connection types

CloudEval uses two connection types:
  • sync
  • template
In practical terms, that maps to live environment connections and IaC-backed inputs.

Project types and status

Projects can track status for:
  • sync
  • architecture
  • cost
  • unit tests
A project can also expose latest report metadata and dashboard summaries for cost and architecture.

Share views

CloudEval share links support these read-only view modes:
  • preview
  • code
  • split

Collaboration roles

Projects support:
  • owner
  • editor
  • viewer

Next step

Use Report types and statuses if you need more detail on output structure, or Share links if you are documenting access behavior.
Last modified on April 26, 2026