Interactive Topology / Production SELECTED NODE firewall-prod Azure Firewall TYPE Network Firewall PROVIDER Azure CONNECTED TO • vnet-prod • internet-gw • subnet-frontend • subnet-backend STATUS Active VPN tunnel IGW internet gateway FW firewall -prod Az vnet-prod AWS vpc-prod GCP gcp-vpc LB prod-lb subnet frontend subnet backend subnet aws-1 VM api-vm VM db-vm On-Prem corp-dc Azure AWS GCP On-Prem Selected VPN
Interactive topology

Your entire multi-cloud network, finally legible

Network diagrams are always out of date. Each cloud console shows only its own slice, AWS shows AWS, Azure shows Azure. Neither shows how they connect to each other or to your firewall policies. Skyreach Orion builds a live, explorable graph of your resources and relationships across your estate, continuously updated.

  • 140+ resource types across all providers
  • Live graph: continuously updated, never stale
  • Filter and search by provider, region, resource type, or tag
  • Cross-cloud connections shown in full context
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The problem organisations face

Understanding a multi-cloud network requires piecing together information from multiple consoles, diagrams, and documentation sources, none of which are ever fully current or consistent.

Network diagrams are always out of date

Infrastructure changes daily. Network diagrams, even when maintained, are stale within hours of being drawn. Teams make decisions based on their best mental model of the current state, which is never quite right.

Each cloud console shows only its own slice

AWS shows AWS. Azure shows Azure. Neither shows how they connect to each other, to on-premises, or to the firewall policies that govern traffic between them. Getting the full picture means switching between multiple consoles and mentally stitching the result together.

Onboarding engineers takes months

New team members need to build a mental model of the infrastructure they're responsible for. Without a live, explorable topology, this takes months of observation and tribal knowledge transfer.

Incident response starts with orientation, not investigation

When an alert fires, the first thing responders do is try to understand the affected infrastructure. Without a live topology, that orientation phase wastes critical time before actual investigation begins.

What you get

  • 140+ resource types

    VMs, containers, databases, load balancers, gateways, peerings, subnets, firewalls, and more, across all connected cloud providers and on-premises environments.

  • Cross-cloud unified view

    Azure, AWS, GCP, and on-premises in a single graph, with cross-cloud connections (VPN tunnels, ExpressRoute, Direct Connect, private links) shown in full context.

  • Filterable and searchable

    Find any resource by name, IP, tag, or type. Filter the graph by provider, region, environment, or any combination. Navigate large estates without losing context.

  • Always current: continuous sync

    The graph updates continuously as your infrastructure changes. No scheduled refreshes, no stale data. What you see reflects your current state.

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