Getting StartedQuick Start
Quick Start
Get a complete picture of your infrastructure in 30 seconds.
Quick Start
Get a complete picture of your infrastructure in 30 seconds.
Step 1 -- Install
pip install valqoreStep 2 -- Run a Checkup
valqore checkupExample output:
Valqore Engine v1.0.0
Scanning infrastructure...
COST
! 3 oversized EC2 instances detected — potential savings $842/mo
! 2 unattached EBS volumes ($36/mo)
SECURITY
✗ S3 bucket "logs-prod" has public read enabled
✗ RDS instance "analytics-db" is publicly accessible
RELIABILITY
✓ All ECS services have desired count ≥ 2
! No multi-AZ on RDS instance "users-db"
Summary: 2 critical · 3 warnings · 1 passedFocus the scan with --scope:
valqore checkup --scope cost
valqore checkup --scope security
valqore checkup --scope reliabilityStep 3 -- Evaluate a Manifest
valqore evaluate deploy.yaml --score --cost| Verdict | Meaning |
|---|---|
PASS | Meets all policies. Safe to deploy. |
PASS_WITH_MONITORING | Minor issues found. Deploy allowed but review flagged items. |
BLOCK | Critical policy violations. Deployment should not proceed. |
Step 4 -- Ask a Question
valqore ask "show me all containers running as root"Step 5 -- Set Up CI/CD
# .github/workflows/valqore.yml
name: Valqore Evaluation
on: [pull_request]
jobs:
evaluate:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v4
- run: pip install valqore
- run: valqore evaluate deploy.yaml --score --costWas this helpful?
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