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I like the idea. An easy way to get resource graphs into an environment that is good at querying such things. I seen a few ideas start this way. They always see
by externalreality 8y ago
I like the idea. An easy way to get resource graphs into an environment that is good at querying such things. I seen a few ideas start this way. They always seem to get to certain point before the two domains (in this case AWS configuration and Prolog) have to work so closely that another tool entirely has to be created (basically a config language close to Prolog but geared toward the problem domain). I am surprised something like this doesn't already exist.
- jcims 8y agoI’m in the middle of building yet another resource graph. AWS Config actually provides fairly rich graph information in the relationship data but it’s so hilariously incomplete in service scope that it’s a non-starter for us.
- ghosthamlet 8y agoUse some Prolog embedded/implemented in Ruby/Python, then you can import all the host language tools/libraries.