New month, new release! We shipped Resoto 3.2 with a handful of new features and improvements.

Welcome to my first blog post! I'm Raffa and I'm excited to share a new feature that I've been working on: the job editor in Resoto UI.

The Resoto job editor provides a low-code way to create and manage automated jobs.

As 2022 came to a close, we released Cloud2SQL and Resoto 3.0. Resoto 3.0 shipped with a brand new web UI built on the Godot game engine.

Resoto makes it easy to create an inventory of your cloud infrastructure. With just a few commands, you get a snapshot of your resources. And with that data ingested into a time series database, you not only know the current state of your cloud but also have insights into changes and trends.

Resoto also offers simple and human-friendly ways to view this data—you can export the data to Google Sheets to create charts or use Resoto Notebook for interactive search visualization and analysis.

Today, we are introducing a new way to visualize this data: Resoto Dashboards.

With Resoto Dashboards, your searches and queries are executed periodically and the results displayed in widgets automatically. You can also customize and organize widgets in the dashboard to keep the most important metrics always within reach. You can even share dashboards across your organization so others can access the data. And of course, you can access your dashboards anywhere you have access to your Resoto installation.

Cloud2SQL is a tool based on Resoto's collector plugins that allows you to collect data from various cloud infrastructure sources and export it to a database (like Snowflake, PostgreSQL, MariaDB, or MySQL) or write it as Parquet, SQLite, or CSV files for ingestion in your data lake.

In this post, I will guide you through the process of installing Cloud2SQL and demonstrate how to export data from AWS to a local SQLite database file.

Whether you are looking to integrate cloud data into your existing SQL workflows or simply want an easy way to access and analyze data from multiple cloud sources, Cloud2SQL is an excellent tool to consider.