This document provides example natural language queries you can use with the StackQL Cloud Intelligence demo.
- "What cloud providers are available?"
- "List all supported providers"
- "Show me what providers I can query"
- "What services are available in Google Cloud?"
- "Show me all AWS services"
- "List Azure services"
- "What services does GitHub offer?"
- "What compute resources are available in Google Cloud?"
- "Show me storage resources in AWS"
- "List all resources in Azure's compute service"
- "Show me all my Google Cloud compute instances"
- "List all VMs in my GCP project myproject-123"
- "What instances are running in us-central1?"
- "Show me the machine types of my GCP instances"
- "List all compute instances with their IP addresses"
- "Show me all my GCS buckets"
- "List storage buckets in my Google Cloud project"
- "What is the location of my GCS buckets?"
- "List all VPC networks in my GCP project"
- "Show me firewall rules in myproject"
- "What subnets do I have configured?"
- "List all service accounts in my project"
- "Show me IAM policies for myproject"
- "Show me all my AWS EC2 instances"
- "List running instances in us-east-1"
- "What is the instance type of my EC2 instances?"
- "Show me stopped instances"
- "List all my S3 buckets"
- "Show me S3 buckets in us-west-2"
- "What are the encryption settings for my buckets?"
- "List all VPCs in my AWS account"
- "Show me security groups in my default VPC"
- "What subnets are configured?"
- "List all IAM users"
- "Show me IAM roles in my account"
- "What policies are attached to this user?"
- "Show me all Azure virtual machines"
- "List VMs in the East US region"
- "What is the size of my Azure VMs?"
- "List all storage accounts"
- "Show me blob containers in my storage account"
- "List all virtual networks in Azure"
- "Show me network security groups"
- "List all resource groups"
- "Show me resources in my production resource group"
- "List all my GitHub repositories"
- "Show me repositories in my organization"
- "What are my most recently updated repos?"
- "Show me open issues in my repository"
- "List all pull requests"
- "What issues are assigned to me?"
- "List all teams in my organization"
- "Show me organization members"
- "List all Okta users"
- "Show me active users"
- "What users were created in the last 30 days?"
- "List all Okta applications"
- "Show me which apps are assigned to users"
- "List all Okta groups"
- "Show me group memberships"
- "How many compute instances do I have across all cloud providers?"
- "Compare the number of VMs in AWS vs Azure vs GCP"
- "Show me all storage buckets across providers"
- "Which instances have been running the longest?"
- "Show me underutilized resources"
- "What resources are tagged as 'production'?"
- "List all publicly accessible storage buckets"
- "Show me instances without tags"
- "What resources don't have backup enabled?"
- "List all users with admin privileges"
- "Show me my most expensive instance types"
- "List resources by cost center tag"
- "What resources are in development vs production?"
If you want to execute specific StackQL queries directly, you can ask:
- "Execute this query: SELECT name, status FROM google.compute.instances WHERE project = 'myproject'"
- "Run: SHOW SERVICES IN aws"
- "Query: SELECT bucket_name, location FROM aws.s3.buckets"
- Be Specific: Include project IDs, region names, or resource identifiers when possible
- Use Proper Names: Use the correct provider, service, and resource names
- Ask for Help: If you're unsure what's available, ask "What services are in [provider]?"
- Iterate: Start with broad queries and refine based on results
- Combine Filters: You can ask for specific filters like "running instances in us-east-1"
If you get an error:
- Make sure you've configured authentication for the cloud provider
- Verify that the provider is available with "What providers are available?"
- Check that you're using the correct resource names
- Ensure your StackQL MCP server is running and properly configured