Your AWS estate, next to your fleet
The AWS console is fine until you have three accounts, two regions, and one question: what are we actually running and what does it cost? LynxTrac onboards AWS accounts by access key or cross-account IAM role and answers that question continuously.
It lives in the same console as your servers and endpoints, which sounds minor until the EC2 instance throwing alerts is also the one drifting from its baseline, and you can see both without switching tools.
Inventory that includes the forgotten regions
EC2, RDS, S3, VPCs, Lambda, EKS, ECR, backup vaults, and Secrets Manager discovered across regions automatically, including the resources someone launched in us-west-1 in 2024 and forgot.
Cost, daily, by the dimensions that matter
Per-account, per-region, per-service breakdowns with month-over-month trends, budget alerts, and recommendations for idle and oversized resources.
Compliance and drift on a schedule
Daily scans against CIS, PCI-DSS, HIPAA, and SOC 2 with severity-graded findings and exception management, plus drift detection against versioned baselines.
Cloud Shell and IaC export
An in-browser CLI with managed keypairs for quick operations, and Terraform or CloudFormation export from live resources when it is time to codify them.
Setting it up
Onboard with an access key or, preferably, a cross-account IAM role. Credentials are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM and per-account key derivation.
One cloud account is included on every plan including Free; cost analytics, compliance, and drift live on Business and up.
Asked about this integration
What access does LynxTrac need to my AWS account?
Does this replace AWS Config or Cost Explorer?
See it connected to your own account
The free tier covers 2 servers forever, which is enough to wire this up and judge it on your infrastructure rather than ours.