Thanks! This is definitely one of the use-cases to have an SQL abstraction of many resources. Also the idea is to be able to define rules in cross-account, cros

Thanks! This is definitely one of the use-cases to have an SQL abstraction of many resources. Also the idea is to be able to define rules in cross-account, cross-apps - For example: making a rule/notification that depends on information in Okta and in GCP/AWS (This is pretty simple with SQL join). Regarding Custodian - This is definitely a great tool with it's own advantages. Some of the dis-advantages that lead me to start cloudquery is that it has a proprietary query language that you have to learn and as such is more limited than SQL (The example above won't be possible out-of-the-box).