Resource
Graph
See every dependency across your infrastructure. Know the blast radius of any change before you make it.
The most dangerous infrastructure changes are the ones where nobody knows what else depends on the resource being modified. The resource graph answers that question instantly, turning your state files into an interactive map of what connects to what.
Built from Your State Files Automatically
Your state files are the source of truth for infrastructure, so that is exactly what the graph is built from. ops0 ingests state from GitHub, S3, GCS, Azure Blob Storage, and OCI Object Storage. Connect your state backend once and the dependency graph is constructed automatically, kept current as state changes, without any manual mapping or annotation work.
Every Dependency Made Visible
Understanding infrastructure relationships is what prevents incidents. The graph surfaces both explicit dependencies (resources that directly reference each other) and implicit ones (resources related by naming, configuration, or Terraform semantics). Click any node to see its full attribute set, its dependencies, and every resource that depends on it. Complex infrastructure becomes navigable instead of unknowable.
Blast Radius Before You Act
Deleting a VPC without understanding its dependents has caused more than a few production outages. The blast radius analysis highlights every resource that would be affected by modifying or removing a given node. Changing a shared database? Updating a DNS record? The graph shows you the downstream impact before you commit, turning a potentially destructive action into an informed decision.
Drift Surfaces Directly in the Graph
Infrastructure code and running infrastructure diverge the moment someone makes a manual change. Drifted resources are highlighted differently in the graph, making mismatches obvious at a glance. When your code no longer reflects reality, the graph shows exactly which resources have diverged and by how much, prompting reconciliation before the gap becomes an operational problem.
Export and Share Your Infrastructure Map
Documentation that shows real infrastructure dependencies is far more useful than generic diagrams drawn in isolation. Export any graph view as an image or SVG for presentations, incident postmortems, or onboarding new engineers. Scope exports to specific resource types or environments to create focused diagrams that tell a clear story without overwhelming detail.
