Multi-cloud monitoring, without the noise
CloudMoo gives infrastructure teams one steady operational picture: discover resources, track health, understand backup coverage, and investigate incidents across the clouds you already use.
The problem
CloudMoo gives you one operational picture. No tab archaeology. No translating six different status vocabularies in the middle of an incident.
The control surface
CloudMoo turns a collection of provider APIs into a useful, inspectable record of what exists and how it is doing.
Discover the resources that matter: compute, databases, volumes, backups, networks, load balancers, DNS, certificates, storage, containers, and more across supported providers.
Read the coverage docsScheduled checks surface unhealthy states, failed operations, provider errors, and changes that deserve a closer look—without pretending every cloud behaves the same.
State changes become a timelineSee snapshot and backup state alongside the resource it protects, so “we have backups” becomes something your team can actually verify.
Inspect the implementationUnderstand the shape of an incident, not just its last ping.
Send status changes to the people who own the asset.
Give each collaborator the right view of the operation.
Trigger syncs from your own tooling and build around a normalized inventory.
Provider coverage
Coverage varies by provider, and CloudMoo says so plainly. Connect read-only credentials and keep the control plane in your hands.
i Resource families and monitoring signals are intentionally provider-specific. See the repository docs for the current coverage contract.
Open-source trust
CloudMoo is MIT-licensed and self-hosted. Your accounts, provider connections, assets, and uptime history stay in the stack you operate.
How it works
The path from credentials to a useful operational picture is intentionally short.
Add read-only provider credentials with the permissions your team chooses.
CloudMoo syncs the resources in scope and normalizes their useful context.
Scheduled checks record status history and surface failures without a second console.
Follow the resource, provider response, timeline, and alert to the next action.
Start with the source
Clone the repository, set your environment, and bring up the self-hosted stack with Docker Compose.
View CloudMoo on GitHub$ git clone https://github.com/bilal414/cloudmoo.git
$ cd cloudmoo
$ cp .env.example .env
$ docker compose up --build
# → your dashboard, your data