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Blueprints

A blueprint is a prebuilt group of actions that can be added as a whole to a CloudFlow. We provide dozens of blueprints that provide ready-to-use recipes, across AWS, GCP, and DoiT. You can either create a CloudFlow from a blueprint or insert blueprint in a CloudFlow. In addition, you can use blueprints to create CloudFlows from Insights.

Access blueprints​

To access the blueprints:

  1. Sign in to the DoiT console, select Operate from the top navigation bar, and then select CloudFlow.

  2. Select View blueprints or View all blueprints.

    CloudFlow Blueprints

    To find a blueprint, you can search by name or filter the list.

  3. Select a blueprint to automatically create a draft CloudFlow from the blueprint.

Insert a blueprint in a CloudFlow​

You can insert a blueprint at any point in a CloudFlow.

  1. Create a CloudFlow. When you add your first action to the CloudFlow, a list of available actions is displayed.

    What should start your flow

  2. Select Blueprints from the list.

  3. You'll be asked to choose one from a list.

    Add a blueprint

You can customize the blueprint in your CloudFlow once added.

Insights​

DoiT Insights is a recommendation service that helps you optimize cloud costs, enhance cloud infrastructure's security, and adopt best practices of FinOps and a well-architected framework. Using a blueprint, you can create a CloudFlow from an insight. This facilitates data-driven decision-making by translating insights directly into actions, saving time and resources, and allowing for faster realization of benefits from insights.

Note

CloudFlows are currently available for a subset of insights, with support for additional insights planned for future releases.

An insight node determines the insight data to use in the CloudFlow blueprint.

Insight configuration

  • Service and action: The specific insight data to use in this CloudFlow. If you pick a different insight, the CloudFlow might stop working correctly. To change the insight, close this and start a new CloudFlow with the insight you want.

  • Approval: Select Require approval for this action if necessary. See Require approval.

  • Test: Test to perform a dry run to validate the configuration. It is important to test the configuration of each node in a CloudFlow to ensure that every node functions as expected and that data is processed correctly throughout.

See also

To learn more about creating a CloudFlow from an insight, see the Insights tutorial.

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