Cloud Infrastructure
Manage AWS, GCP, Azure resources with CLI tools, browser consoles, and monitoring dashboards. A unified cloud infrastructure cockpit.
Why imux?
Combine cloud CLI sessions, browser-based cloud consoles, and monitoring dashboards in one organized cockpit.
Key Features
- Multiple cloud provider CLI sessions
- Browser surfaces for cloud consoles
- Terraform/Pulumi workflow integration
- Log streaming in split panes
- Infrastructure-as-code with AI review
Getting Started
Connect to Cloud Providers
Open terminal sessions authenticated to AWS CLI, gcloud, and az CLI. Each provider gets its own pane or workspace group.
Add Cloud Consoles
Open browser surfaces for each cloud provider's web console. Navigate dashboards, metrics, and logs alongside your terminal sessions.
Manage Infrastructure as Code
Run terraform plan/apply or pulumi up in a terminal pane. Review infrastructure changes with AI assistance before deploying.
Monitor and Alert
Stream CloudWatch logs, view Cloud Monitoring metrics, or tail Kubernetes pod logs in split panes. Set up supervisor checks for infrastructure health.
FAQ
Can I manage multi-cloud environments?
Yes. Organize AWS, GCP, and Azure resources across separate workspaces or in split panes within a single workspace. Each CLI session maintains its own credentials.
Does imux support Kubernetes management?
Yes. Run kubectl in terminal panes, view K8s dashboards in browser surfaces, and tail pod logs. imux integrates with your existing kubeconfig.
Can AI review my Terraform changes?
Yes. Use /review on your Terraform diffs. The AI agent checks for security issues, resource naming conventions, and best practices before you apply.
How are cloud credentials managed?
imux uses your existing cloud provider credentials (environment variables, config files, SSO). No credentials are stored by imux itself.