AWS Compute & Networking.
Eighteen panes across compute (EC2, AMIs, key pairs, Auto Scaling, ECS, EKS) and networking (VPCs, subnets, security groups, route tables, NACLs, gateways, endpoints, peering, Elastic IPs, load balancers). All live from a dedicated demo AWS account via a single access key scoped to these 18 services.
Compute
The raw building blocks — virtual machines, container clusters, and the plumbing (images, keys, scaling groups) that operate them.
Core virtual machines — compute, memory, attached storage, networking.
Machine images used as templates for launching EC2 instances.
SSH key pairs for shell access to EC2 instances.
Auto Scaling groups that add and remove instances on load or schedule.
ECS clusters — AWS-native container orchestration with service + task counts.
Managed Kubernetes control planes (EKS) — Kubernetes and platform versions.
Networking
Everything between the internet and a running workload — VPC topology, firewall rules, routing, and the gateways that join it all up.
Virtual Private Clouds — the root of every AWS network topology.
CIDR-sized slices of a VPC mapped to a single Availability Zone.
Stateful firewall rulesets applied to resources in a VPC. Expand a row for full inbound / outbound rules.
Routing decisions per subnet — expand for the full routes + associations detail.
Stateless subnet-boundary firewall rules (numbered, processed in order).
Internet gateways — public IPv4 / IPv6 egress and ingress for a VPC.
NAT gateways — managed outbound-only internet access from private subnets.
Transit gateways — hub-and-spoke routing across VPCs, VPNs, and Direct Connect.
VPC endpoints — private access to AWS APIs + PrivateLink partners, no internet hop.
Direct VPC-to-VPC network peering connections.
Allocated static public IPv4 addresses — attached, free, or reserved.
Application, Network, and Gateway load balancers across the account.
Try it with your own account.
Link a cloud account, mint an access key, paste the snippet — your first live pane in under ten minutes.