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At HashiConf 2025, HashiCorp unveiled Project Infragraph, a real-time infrastructure knowledge graph inside the HashiCorp Cloud Platform (HCP). It aims to connect infrastructure, applications, services, ownership, and policy into a single, trusted data substrate so operators and AI-driven agents can observe, reason, and act across hybrid and multi-cloud estates. In this short explainer I talk to my guest Richard Simon about what InfraGraph is, why it matters, how it compares to older data-center inventory tools, and the implications for automation, AI agents, and third-party tooling. Why it matters (short answer): - It solves the visibility & context problem that breaks Day-2 operations and multi-team change coordination. - It lays the foundation for agentic infrastructure, AI agents that can perform context-aware automation safely. 🔥 In this short video, we cover: - The core problem Infragraph tries to solve: fragmented state, no single source of truth, and brittle Day-2 ops. - How Infragraph aligns with Dev & Ops (platform engineering, SRE, IaC workflows). - How it plugs into HashiCorp’s existing backyard: Terraform stacks, Vault, Consul, HCP workflows, and policy engines. - Where Project Infragraph is today. Chapters / Timecodes 0:00 Episode intro 0:35 Topic intro: HashiCorp’s InfraGraph announcement 1:10 Guest intro: Richard Simon — first impressions 1:40 What is InfraGraph? A “system of record” for infrastructure 4:00 Why the cloud lost a single source of truth 5:00 How current tooling (observability, automation, security) falls short 6:30 How relationships (app → db → network → policy) enable context 7:15 Integrations & ecosystem: Terraform, Vault, Consul, Ansible, third-party tools 8:00 InfraGraph + AI agents 8:45 Use cases: triage, drift detection, policy enforcement, remediation 9:30 Multi-cloud & hybrid support: why it matters for enterprises 10:15 Competitive landscape & why InfraGraph could be unique 11:00 Risks, guardrails & adoption considerations for platform teams 12:00 How platform teams should prepare (tech, process, and policy) 12:45 Listener Q: Is InfraGraph another tool to manage — or a unifier? 13:10 Closing thoughts