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Cloud Engineer Tools

Cloud command-line tools, infrastructure as code, containers and Kubernetes for AWS, Azure and Google Cloud.

Who this toolkit is for

For cloud engineers and architects working with AWS, Microsoft Azure or Google Cloud. Choose your cloud to see only the tools you need; you don't need all three.

Operating system:WindowsmacOSLinux

Essential (4)

Core tools that are broadly useful.

Cloud CLI

  • Azure CLI

    Open Source

    Why you may need this: Manage Azure resources from the command line and scripts.

    Homebrew (verified)
    brew install azure-cli

    Details

Infrastructure as Code

Version Control

  • Git icon
    Git

    Open Source

    Why you may need this: Keep infrastructure code under version control.

    Homebrew (verified)
    brew install git

    Details

Remote Access

Specialist / Optional · Show specialist tools (5)

Consider these for particular modules, tasks or environments.

Cloud CLI

Kubernetes

  • Helm

    Open Source

    Why you may need this: Deploy applications to Kubernetes.

    Homebrew (verified)
    brew install helm

    Details

Configuration Management

  • Ansible

    Open Source

    Why you may need this: Configure cloud servers; on Windows run it through WSL.

    Homebrew (verified)
    brew install ansible

    Details

Monitoring

  • Grafana icon
    Grafana

    Open Source

    Why you may need this: Visualise metrics across services.

    Homebrew (verified)
    brew install grafana

    Details

API Tools

  • Bruno icon
    Bruno

    Open Source

    Why you may need this: Call cloud and service APIs directly.

    Homebrew (verified)
    brew install --cask bruno

    Details

Build your Cloud Engineer setup

Build My Setup lets you add or remove apps, combine roles, see why each app is included, and get a single install command where verified packages exist. Nothing is installed automatically.

Build my Cloud Engineer setup on macOS

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