Easily connect your AWS account to Cased using our new Quick Connect feature. This streamlined process uses a CloudFormation template to automatically create the necessary IAM role with read-only permissions and establish a trust relationship with Cased’s AWS account.
Launch the AWS Console directly from Cased with the template pre-filled, create the stack, and paste the resulting Role ARN back into Cased to complete the connection.
On your infrastructure page, select the drifted resource
Then a detailed information panel will show up on the right side displaying which fields drifted, when and how they became drifted.
Cased helps you maintain SOC2 compliance by detecting potential issues during code review.
Save time while staying in compliance with automated checks. We look for compliance issues in Pull Requests and existing infrastructure as code and suggest fixes.
Now we support analyzing your infrastructure from multiple AWS accounts and regions!
When you connect Terraform to Cased, we will keep track of your infrastructure and infrastructure drift.
Weekly summary emails now include highlights to let stakeholders know the most impactful features deployed into production targets.
Mention @cased to deploy:
To see a full list of commands type @cased help.
Cased deployment-anomalies correlation makes it easy to discover and understand anomalies that occur after you deploy.
Deployment queues make it easy to line up multiple deploys, so you can can keep shipping.
Cased’s new CLI lets you manage resources and deploy directly from your command-line or editor.
Split migrations from your pull request to ensure safe rollout.
Automatically rollback to your default branch on bad deploys or when errors rise.
Require approval for any new deploy. Highly configurable, with particular approvers and files.
