Capability truth
Trust starts by separating current, limited, planned, and unsupported workflows. Public pages should echo the docs rather than stretch claims for demand generation.
Last reviewed 2026-06-30
Direct answer
Cloudeval's trust model starts with clear capability boundaries. The product is Azure-first today, documents ARM and Bicep-through-ARM support explicitly, labels AWS CloudFormation template support as beta, links findings back to project/report evidence where available, and tells users not to assume broader AWS, GCP, Terraform, Kubernetes, or compliance-attestation parity.
Trust starts by separating current, limited, planned, and unsupported workflows. Public pages should echo the docs rather than stretch claims for demand generation.
Cloudeval should present findings with source, resource, report, timestamp, and project context wherever that evidence exists.
AI answers are valuable when grounded in Cloudeval project data. Public pages should avoid implying freeform cloud answers have the same confidence as evidence-backed project answers.
Azure Cloud sync uses service-principal-scoped discovery. Teams should start with the documented Azure permissions path and scope access where appropriate.
No. Security and architecture findings are recommendations and evaluations, not compliance attestations.