From unmanaged to managed, and back to a known state.
Most organizations already have infrastructure nobody wrote down. These features take what is there, explain how it got that way, and keep a copy somewhere else.
Brownfield adoption
Point Foundry at an unmanaged account and it clusters the inventory into stacks that make sense together, using four signals: tag affinity, naming, VPC co-location, and dependency order. Each cluster is imported with its physical IDs attached, so its first plan is empty. A coverage report says how much of the account is now managed.
Resource history
For any resource Foundry fuses stack versions, deployments, and CloudTrail events into one timeline, and can reconstruct the property state at a past moment by replaying forward from the nearest snapshot. A single resource can be rolled back to a historical state, scoped to that resource.
Stack mirror
A mirror is a structurally identical shadow of a stack in a disaster recovery account and region, with zone, image, CIDR, and ARN values rewritten. Foundry scores failover readiness by comparing the primary and the shadow, and promotes the shadow with one call.
Readiness is structural parity only. It does not test a failover.
On screen
Captures of the running console with fictional StrataForge Robotics data. No real AWS account or cost appears.
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