Q: What does the EVA-A model mean?

EVA-A stands for Explain → Verify → Advise → Act. It describes how CloudEva matures with your organization. Explain provides context. Verify confirms intent. Advise offers trade-offs and guidance. Act enables policy-bound, governed execution. Plans unlock EVA stages progressively.

Q: Is CloudEva an "autonomous AI" system?

No. CloudEva is agentic, not autonomous. AI provides context, options, and guidance. Humans remain accountable. Policies define what can and cannot happen. Every decision can be traced, reviewed, and audited. CloudEva also tracks changes made by other AI agents — Copilot, Amazon Q, Bedrock agents, Terraform pipelines, auto-remediation bots. Whether a human or an agent made the change, CloudEva attributes the actor and creates decision accountability.

Question 1

What exactly does CloudEva do?

Accepted Answer

CloudEva helps teams understand cloud change and make better decisions. It explains what changed, who changed it, why it changed, and how decisions should be reviewed and governed. It sits above monitoring and security tools as a decision clarity and accountability layer — it does not replace them.

Question 2

Is CloudEva a monitoring or observability tool?

Accepted Answer

No. CloudEva consumes signals from cloud platforms and existing tools, but it does not generate real-time alerts, replace observability systems, or execute remediation automatically. Its focus is decision context, not incident response. CloudEva does track changes from AI agents, IaC pipelines, and auto-remediation systems — attributing every change to its source actor for governance and accountability.

Question 3

Does CloudEva make changes in my cloud account?

Accepted Answer

Only when explicitly allowed and only in higher plans. Starter, Growth, and Pro are read-only — no execution. Enterprise requires human approval for actions. Governance plan actions are policy-bound, auditable, and controlled. CloudEva never executes silently.

Question 4

What does the EVA-A model mean?

Accepted Answer

EVA-A stands for Explain → Verify → Advise → Act. It describes how CloudEva matures with your organization. Explain provides context. Verify confirms intent. Advise offers trade-offs and guidance. Act enables policy-bound, governed execution. Plans unlock EVA stages progressively.

Question 5

Is CloudEva an "autonomous AI" system?

Accepted Answer

No. CloudEva is agentic, not autonomous. AI provides context, options, and guidance. Humans remain accountable. Policies define what can and cannot happen. Every decision can be traced, reviewed, and audited. CloudEva also tracks changes made by other AI agents — Copilot, Amazon Q, Bedrock agents, Terraform pipelines, auto-remediation bots. Whether a human or an agent made the change, CloudEva attributes the actor and creates decision accountability.

Question 6

What's included in the Public Preview?

Accepted Answer

The Pro plan Public Preview includes context-rich FinOps and SecOps signals, cross-domain explainability, review-ready summaries, and AI-assisted "what / who / why" explanations. It's free until March 31 to gather real-world feedback.

Question 7

What are EVA Credits?

Accepted Answer

EVA Credits meter reasoning operations — not LLM tokens or cloud usage. Each plan includes a monthly allocation: Starter (30), Growth (75), Pro (200). Explain queries cost 1 credit, Verify queries cost 1–2, and Advise queries cost 2–3. Credits reset each billing cycle.

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