As part of a IT Admin team responsible for multi-cloud infrastructure.
I’d love to know:
Has anyone integrated Aviatrix with Terraform, Ansible, or using with Scripting tools like PDQ Deploy, Attune or Puppet for CI/CD platforms for network-as-code use cases?
Are there reliable ways to monitor and log Aviatrix activities from a SysOps point of view (e.g., Prometheus, ELK, or other observability stacks)?
We’re looking to streamline operations, reduce manual effort, and create a repeatable setup for managing secure and scalable multi-cloud environments.
Looking forward to hearing how others are approaching this in production!
Best answer by Alex_Weiss
Mohammed brought good answers for sure.
Also, when we work with our customer, we try to push our Aviatrix official terraform provider along with modules to accelerate deployment.
You can also configure Copilot to export syslog that exposes Firewall logs if using Aviatrix Cloud Firewal and all sort of events.
Last but not least, we have preview integration with Microsoft Security Copilot to help troubleshooting VPN connections as an example, or gain insights into CVEs
Note : aviatrix copilot also do observability and visibility to all resources
speacial use case:
option for observability: with ELK or prometheus/grafana
it require to web hook for api call fron those tools but i think and suppose notificatin integration its may possible , if you using kubernetes you can deploy those tools example ELK, prometheus/grafana and permission for aviatrix api call when they visibili and for kubernetes either self or full manged cluster
You can also configure Copilot to export syslog that exposes Firewall logs if using Aviatrix Cloud Firewal and all sort of events.
Last but not least, we have preview integration with Microsoft Security Copilot to help troubleshooting VPN connections as an example, or gain insights into CVEs
