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Prerequisites

Get access to Stategraph below — use the hosted service or deploy it yourself (Docker Compose, Kubernetes, or ECS) — then explore the platform capabilities.

Get Started with Stategraph

Stategraph runs two ways: as a fully hosted service we manage for you, or self-hosted in your own infrastructure where your state and data never leave it. Choose whichever fits your team.

Platform Capabilities

Key Features

Feature What it does Docs
Parallel plan/apply Graph-aware execution runs independent resource subgraphs concurrently Velocity
Multi-state transactions Atomic operations spanning multiple Terraform states Multi-state
Resource-level locking Fine-grained locks instead of full state locks, no more lock contention Resource locking
Blast radius analysis See what a change will affect before you apply it Blast radius
Dependency graph Visualize cross-resource and cross-state dependencies Graph explorer
SQL queries Query your infrastructure like a database using SQL Query · SQL syntax
Full-text search Search across all resources, attributes, and metadata Search
Transaction timeline Immutable audit log of every plan, apply, and state change Timeline
Gap analysis Find unmanaged resources and coverage gaps Gap analysis
Dashboards Pre-built and custom views of your infrastructure Dashboards
Drift detection Detect when infrastructure diverges from state Orchestration
PR automation Automatic plans on pull requests with GitOps workflows Orchestration
REST API Programmatic access to all Stategraph data API reference
CLI Full command-line interface for all operations CLI reference
SSO/OIDC Google OAuth, OIDC, and local authentication Authentication

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