How Prisma Cloud built Infinity Graph using Amazon Neptune and Amazon OpenSearch Service
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This article discusses how Palo Alto Networks' Prisma Cloud security platform built its Infinity Graph feature using Amazon Neptune and Amazon OpenSearch Service. Infinity Graph enables customers to visualize and analyze complex, interconnected security incidents across their cloud environments.
Specifically, the article covers:
- An overview of Amazon Neptune (a graph database) and Amazon OpenSearch Service (a search and analytics service)
- The architecture of the Infinity Graph solution, involving data ingestion from various sources into Neptune and OpenSearch using AWS services like Glue and Airflow
- Details on how the query engine optimizes queries across Neptune for graph traversals and OpenSearch for search, filtering, and aggregations
- Key use cases enabled by Infinity Graph, such as tracing vulnerabilities from code to cloud, fixing issues at the source code level, and freely exploring security risks
- Observability and monitoring using Neptune metrics
- Conclusion highlighting the benefits of using AWS services to build an advanced graph analytics solution at scale
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