Our own product · Opening late October 2026
Day2-Ops“as it actually is”
Terraform only knows what it created. Day2-Ops discovers everything in your AWS accounts — however it got there — catches drift and console changes as they happen, and keeps your configuration in sync with reality. Built and run by VerBodh, opening to engineering teams in late October 2026.
Opening late October 2026 · Subscription · Engineering teams on AWS
Why teams keep it around
- Sees everything, not just its own state file — complete discovery across your accounts, whatever created each resource: Terraform, CDK, console clicks, or another team entirely.
- Catches the console change — the quick fix in the AWS console that silently breaks your code is detected as it happens, with who changed it and what changed.
- Shares the estate peacefully — co-exists with Terraform, CDK and Pulumi instead of demanding one tool manage everything.
- No state files to lose — the cloud APIs are the source of truth and state is stored locally, so there is nothing to corrupt, orphan, or lock.
- Shadow IT surfaces on its own — test resources nobody cleaned up are found, identified as untracked, and brought to their owners.
- Drift becomes an update, not an incident — a database scaled by hand during an outage becomes corrected configuration instead of the next accidental revert.
Opening in October
The tracker runs and watches live AWS accounts today; what is left is hardening what it watches and how it reports, which is the part only real estates and real incidents can settle. It opens to subscribers in late October 2026, and we are bringing a small number of engineering teams in before that.
Early access
- Tell us which AWS accounts it may read and where your Terraform ends.
- We aim it at your estate with you, so the first drift it finds is yours rather than a demo's.
- You use it free through the tuning period, and what you report changes what it watches.
- You choose whether to subscribe when pricing opens, with no obligation either way.
Early access
October 2026
Pricing announced at launch
Engineering teams on AWS
- Free through the tuning period
- We aim it at your estate with you
- No obligation to subscribe afterwards
It is a subscription when it opens, and we have not set the price yet — we would rather learn what a month without silent drift is worth to a team than guess at it now. Tell us what you need and we will come back with a date and a number.
Want your drift found first?
Tell us what you run and which tool owns it on paper. We will point Day2-Ops at your accounts with you and you can judge it on what it finds.
Ask for early access →