Kikimora reads your Linode (Akamai) account so compute, networking, and firewall posture join the rest of your stack. Ask about exposure the same way you ask about AWS.
Audit Linode security from one conversation
The integration covers your Linode estate where it matters for security: the instance and volume inventory, cloud firewall rules, and the network exposure that decides what the internet can reach. Instead of clicking through the Cloud Manager region by region, you ask one question and the agent reports across the whole account, then folds the answer into the same posture view as your other providers. The instance with no firewall attached is the one that bites you, and on a busy account it is easy to spin up and forget. Because Linode firewalls are opt-in rather than on by default, a quick conversational sweep for unprotected instances is one of the highest-value questions you can ask, and it takes a single sentence here rather than a manual pass through every region.
What you can do
- Inventory instances, volumes, and networking across regions.
- Audit cloud firewall rules and catch unprotected instances.
- Fold Linode findings into cross-cloud posture reports.
Things you might ask
- “Which Linode instances have a public IP but no cloud firewall attached?”
- “Show every firewall rule that allows inbound traffic from 0.0.0.0/0 and what it protects.”
- “List instances that expose SSH or a database port to the internet.”
Linode is one provider in a multi-cloud picture. It sits naturally next to Hetzner for European compute, and the AWS integration brings your hyperscaler footprint into the same chat, so a single exposure question spans every cloud you have connected.