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Introduction

Governed AWS infrastructure without DevOps. Build and audit cloud changes through one path you can review.

Introduction

CloudBooster turns "let's change something on AWS" into a reviewable, audited, reversible operation. You declare what you want, CloudBooster produces a ChangeSet — a planned change with an Architecture Decision Record, a diagram, and a YAML composition — and applies it only when you approve.

You don't need a platform team to use it.

What you can do

  • Provision and manage AWS infrastructure through reviewable ChangeSets in the portal.
  • Import existing infrastructure managed by Terraform or Pulumi without rewriting it.
  • Audit connected accounts for security and compliance findings — including cbx audit aws from your terminal.
  • Run audits in CI so regressions are caught before they ship.

CloudBooster runs on AWS today. GCP and Azure support is on the roadmap.

Where to go next

Quickstart

Connect an AWS account and apply your first reviewed ChangeSet in about ten minutes.

Concepts

Understand the ChangeSet lifecycle, compositions, plans, and audits.

Platform

Manage projects, environments, findings, approvals, and costs in the portal.

CLI

Install cbx and run cbx audit aws against your accounts.

MCP

Use CloudBooster tools from Claude and other AI assistants.

API

The CloudBooster REST API reference.

Prerequisites

To follow most of the docs you'll want:

  • An AWS account you have admin access to (CloudBooster connects via a CloudFormation stack).
  • macOS, Linux, or Windows with a working terminal.
  • The cbx CLI installed — see Install cbx-cli in 60 seconds.
  • (Optional) An LLM provider — Anthropic Claude or Codex (configured via cbx llm api login <provider>) — for the local LLM CLI that cbx audit aws uses to ground its findings.

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