I fully agree with this. Our dashboard cues you into which tables have rows in them and you can click on them to visualize the rows much like any SQL editor. I

I fully agree with this. Our dashboard cues you into which tables have rows in them and you can click on them to visualize the rows much like any SQL editor. I find this to be much better than using the AWS console/UI to understand what is in an AWS account. A few people in the community are interested in making cloud visualizations and we will definitely post about those when they happen. The great part of encoding infrastructure in PostgreSQL is that relations between pieces of infrastructure like an EC2 instance, a security group, and a load balancer are encoded naturally as foreign key relations that you can make sense of in a familiar when compared to the AWS console or `depends` clauses in IaC tools.