Aletheia discovers a fixed registry of resource types. A type outside the registry
is not scanned, does not appear in the inventory, and is not mapped to code.
Types use the CloudFormation naming convention, so AWS::EC2::Instance here is
the same identifier you would see in a CloudFormation template.
| Type |
|
AWS::EC2::Instance |
Virtual machines |
AWS::Lambda::Function |
Serverless functions |
AWS::AutoScaling::AutoScalingGroup |
Auto scaling groups |
AWS::ECS::Cluster |
Container clusters |
AWS::ECS::Service |
Container services |
| Type |
|
AWS::EC2::VPC |
Virtual private clouds |
AWS::EC2::Subnet |
Subnets |
AWS::EC2::SecurityGroup |
Security groups |
AWS::EC2::RouteTable |
Route tables |
AWS::EC2::InternetGateway |
Internet gateways |
AWS::EC2::NatGateway |
NAT gateways |
AWS::ElasticLoadBalancingV2::LoadBalancer |
Application and network load balancers |
AWS::ElasticLoadBalancingV2::TargetGroup |
Target groups |
AWS::CloudFront::Distribution |
CDN distributions |
AWS::Route53::HostedZone |
DNS hosted zones |
| Type |
|
AWS::S3::Bucket |
Object storage buckets |
AWS::EC2::Volume |
Block storage volumes |
AWS::RDS::DBInstance |
Relational database instances |
AWS::RDS::DBCluster |
Relational database clusters |
AWS::DynamoDB::Table |
Key-value tables |
AWS::ElastiCache::CacheCluster |
Cache clusters |
AWS::ECR::Repository |
Container image repositories |
| Type |
|
AWS::IAM::Role |
Roles |
AWS::IAM::User |
Users |
AWS::IAM::Policy |
Customer-managed policies |
AWS::KMS::Key |
Encryption keys |
| Type |
|
AWS::SNS::Topic |
Notification topics |
AWS::SQS::Queue |
Message queues |
AWS::CloudWatch::Alarm |
Alarms |
A resource of a type not listed above is invisible to Aletheia. It will not appear
in the inventory, and — importantly — it will not be reported as unmanaged.
Aletheia does not claim a resource is unmanaged when it simply never looked at it.
This also means a Terraform state entry for an unsupported type may surface as
managed_missing: state claims a resource that discovery does not know how to
find. That is expected, not a fault in your code.
