Service Graph Connector for AWS

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  • Atualizado 12 de mar. de 2026
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  • Use the Service Graph Connector for AWS to securely bring in Amazon Web Services (AWS) data into your ServiceNow instance.

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    Visit the ServiceNow Store to view all the available apps, and for information about submitting requests to the store. For cumulative release notes information for all released apps, see the ServiceNow Store version history release notes.

    The integration uses AWS native technologies and AWS security best practices to enable cloud teams to connect the data within their ServiceNow workflow. For more information about the Service Graph Connector for AWS, see the Service Graph Connector for AWS - Introduction article on the ServiceNow Community site.

    Supported ServiceNow versions

    • Xanadu
    • Yokohama
    • Zurich
    • Australia

    Use cases

    The following are examples on how you can use the Service Graph Connector for different ServiceNow applications:

    • Visibility into cloud resources, relationships, and state in real time.
    • Deep discovery of applications for ITAM or SAM outcomes.
    • Governance and compliance outcome.

    Important information for upgrading Service Graph Connector for AWS

    Before you begin the upgrade process, complete the following tasks:
    • If there are any customizations, delete the records associated with the Service Graph Connector for AWS from the Customer Updates [sys_update_xml] table. See Customer Updates table.
    • Upgrade any dependencies.
    After you've installed the latest version of the Service Graph Connector for AWS:
    • Perform a full import of data from your AWS instance. Verify that the Use last run datetime field value is cleared for all the AWS data sources in the Data Source [sys_data_source] table.
    • Download and rerun the AWS scripts. See Configure the AWS environment.

    Configuring a connection for the connector

    You can configure a connection for the connector by using the SGC Central view in the Service Graph Workspace or CMDB Workspace. The view enables you to discover and install connectors, and then effectively manage the full life cycle of creating, editing, monitoring, and debugging connections. To configure the connector using SGC Central, see Configure Service Graph Connector for AWS using SGC Central.
    Importante:
    Unless there are configuration issues, use the SGC Central view in the Service Graph Workspace or CMDB Workspace to configure the connection for the connector, as the guided setup method is planned for deprecation.

    CMDB integrations dashboard

    The Integration Commons for CMDB store app provides a dashboard with a central view of the status, processing results, and processing errors of all installed integrations. You can see metrics for all integration runs. You can filter the view to a specific CMDB integration, a specific time duration, or a specific integration run. For more details about monitoring AWS integrations in the CMDB Integrations Dashboard, see Using the CMDB Integrations Dashboard.

    Data mapping

    Data from the AWS data sources is mapped and transformed into the ServiceNow CMDB Configuration Item (CI) class definitions using the Robust Transform Engine (RTE). Data is inserted into the ServiceNow CMDB using the Identification and Reconciliation Engine (IRE).

    Nota:
    If the Use last run datetime field for an AWS data source in the Data Source [sys_data_source] table is empty, the connector imports all available initial data. If the Use last run datetime field includes a date stamp, the connector imports incremental data that has been newly added since the previous run.
    The following table lists the import schedule order, the data sources and import schedules of the same name, the staging tables, the target tables as CMDB CI classes, the import schedule requirement type, and the import schedule dependencies for AWS.
    Tabela 1. Data mapping for AWS
    Order Name

    (data source or import schedule)

    Staging table CMDB CI classes Import schedule requirement type

    Import schedule dependencies

    1 SG-AWS-Organization SG-AWS-Organization [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_organization]

    Cloud Organizations

    Required

    None

    2 SG-AWS-Org-Units SG-AWS-Org-Units [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_org_units]

    AWS Organizational Unit

    Optional

    SG-AWS-Organization

    3 SG-AWS-Service-Account SG-AWS-Service-Account [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_service_account]

    Cloud Service Account

    Cloud Organizations

    Key Value

    Required

    SG-AWS-Organization

    4 SG-AWS-Service-Account-Tags SG-AWS-Service-Account-Tags [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_service_account_tags]

    Cloud Service Account

    Key Value

    Optional

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    5 SG-AWS-Org-Unit-Accounts SG-AWS-Org-Unit-Accounts [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_org_unit_accounts]

    Cloud Service Account

    Optional

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    6 SG-AWS-Datacenters SG-AWS-Datacenters [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_datacenters]

    Cloud Service Account

    AWS Datacenter

    Required

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    7 SG-AWS-VPC SG-AWS-VPC [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_vpc]

    Cloud Service Account

    Cloud Network

    AWS Datacenter

    Key Value

    SG-AWS Extension Attributes

    Required

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    SG-AWS-Datacenters

    8 SG-AWS-Subnets SG-AWS-Subnets [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_subnets]

    Availability Zone

    Cloud Network

    Cloud Subnet

    AWS Datacenter

    Key Value

    SG-AWS Extension Attributes

    Required

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    SG-AWS-Datacenters

    SG-AWS-VPC

    9 SG-AWS-Network-Interface SG-AWS-Network-Interface [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_network_interface]

    Cloud Network

    Cloud Subnet

    Cloud Mgmt Network Interface

    AWS Datacenter

    Key Value

    SG-AWS Extension Attributes

    Required for a virtual machine (VM) instance

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    SG-AWS-Datacenters

    SG-AWS-VPC

    10 SG-AWS-Security-Group SG-AWS-Security-Group [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_security_group]

    Cloud Network

    Compute Security Group

    AWS Datacenter

    Key Value

    SG-AWS Extension Attributes

    Required for a VM instance

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    SG-AWS-Datacenters

    SG-AWS-VPC

    11 SG-AWS-Storage-Volume SG-AWS-Storage-Volume [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_storage_volume] Storage Volume

    Storage Volume Snapshot

    AWS Datacenter

    Key Value

    SG-AWS Extension Attributes

    Required for a VM instance

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    SG-AWS-Datacenters

    SG-AWS-VPC

    12 SG-AWS-Image-Private SG-AWS-Image [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_image]

    Image

    Required for a VM instance

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    SG-AWS-Datacenters

    SG-AWS-VPC

    13 SG-AWS-Image-Id SG-AWS-Image-Id [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_image_id]

    Image

    Required for a VM instance

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    SG-AWS-Datacenters

    SG-AWS-VPC

    14 SG-AWS-Hardware-Type SG-AWS-Hardware-Type [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_hardware_type]

    Hardware Type

    AWS Datacenter

    Required for a VM instance

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    SG-AWS-Datacenters

    SG-AWS-VPC

    15 SG-AWS-EC2 SG-AWS-EC2 [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_ec2]

    Virtual Machine Instance

    The following CIs are populated when populating the Virtual Machine Instance CI:

    Server

    VNIC Endpoint

    Storage Mapping

    Block Endpoint

    IP Address

    Network Adapter

    Key Value

    Optional

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    SG-AWS-Datacenters

    SG-AWS-VPC

    SG-AWS-Subnets

    SG-AWS-Network-Interface

    SG-AWS-Hardware-Type

    SG-AWS-Security-Group

    SG-AWS-Storage-Volume

    SG-AWS-Image-Private

    SG-AWS-Image-Id

    16 SG-AWS-ELB-V1 SG-AWS-ELB-V1 [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_elb_v1]

    Cloud Load Balancer

    Compute Security Group

    Availability Zone

    AWS Datacenter

    Key Value

    SG-AWS Extension Attributes

    Optional

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    SG-AWS-Datacenters

    17 SG-AWS-ELB-V2 SG-AWS-ELB-V2 [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_elb_v2]

    Cloud Load Balancer

    Compute Security Group

    Availability Zone

    AWS Datacenter

    Key Value

    SG-AWS Extension Attributes

    Optional

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    SG-AWS-Datacenters

    18 SG-AWS-RDS SG-AWS-RDS [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_rds]

    Cloud DataBase

    AWS Datacenter

    Key Value

    SG-AWS Extension Attributes

    Optional

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    SG-AWS-Datacenters

    19 SG-AWS-API-Gateway SG-AWS-API-Gateway [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_api_gateway]

    Cloud Gateway [cmdb_ci_cloud_gateway]

    AWS Datacenter

    Key Value

    SG-AWS Extension Attributes

    Optional

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    SG-AWS-Datacenters

    20 SG-AWS-Lambda SG-AWS-Lambda [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_lambda]

    Cloud Function

    Optional

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    SG-AWS-Datacenters

    21 SG-AWS-S3 SG-AWS-S3 [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_s3]

    Cloud Object Storage

    Optional

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    SG-AWS-Datacenters

    22 SG-AWS-DynamoDb SG-AWS-DynamoDb [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_dynamodb]

    DynamoDB Table

    AWS Datacenter

    Key Value

    SG-AWS Extension Attributes

    Optional

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    SG-AWS-Datacenters

    23 SG-AWS-Software-Inventory SG-AWS-Software-Inventory [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_software_inventory]

    SG-AWS-Software-Staging [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_temp_software_staging]

    When the Software Asset Management (SAM) application isn't installed:

    Software Packages

    Software Instance

    Server

    When the SAM application is installed:

    Software Installation

    Server

    Optional

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    SG-AWS-Datacenters

    SG-AWS-VPC

    SG-AWS-Subnets

    SG-AWS-Network-Interface

    SG-AWS-Hardware-Type

    SG-AWS-Security-Group

    SG-AWS-Storage-Volume

    SG-AWS-Image-Private

    SG-AWS-Image-Id

    SG-AWS-EC2

    24 SG-AWS-Software-Remove SG-AWS-Software-Remove [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_software_remove]

    None

    Optional

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    SG-AWS-Datacenters

    SG-AWS-VPC

    SG-AWS-Subnets

    SG-AWS-Network-Interface

    SG-AWS-Hardware-Type

    SG-AWS-Security-Group

    SG-AWS-Storage-Volume

    SG-AWS-Image-Private

    SG-AWS-Image-Id

    SG-AWS-EC2

    SG-AWS-Software-Inventory

    25 SG-AWS-SSM-SendCommand SG-AWS-SSM-SendCommand [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_ssm_sendcommand]

    Application

    Running Process [cmdb_running_process]

    TCP Connections [cmdb_tcp]

    Optional

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    SG-AWS-Datacenters

    SG-AWS-VPC

    SG-AWS-Subnets

    SG-AWS-Network-Interface

    SG-AWS-Security-Group

    SG-AWS-Storage-Volume

    SG-AWS-Image-Private

    SG-AWS-Image-Id

    SG-AWS-EC2

    26 SG-AWS-Tags SG-AWS-Tags [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_tags]

    DynamoDB Table

    Cloud Load Balancer

    Cloud Function

    Key Value

    Optional

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    SG-AWS-Datacenters

    SG-AWS-ELB-V1

    SG-AWS-ELB-V2

    SG-AWS-DynamoDb

    SG-AWS-Lambda

    27 SG-AWS-VM-Hw-Consolidation SG-AWS-VM-Hw-Consolidation [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_vm_hw_consolidation]

    Virtual Machine Instance

    Server

    Optional

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    SG-AWS-Datacenters

    SG-AWS-VPC

    SG-AWS-Subnets

    SG-AWS-Network-Interface

    SG-AWS-Security-Group

    SG-AWS-Storage-Volume

    SG-AWS-Image-Private

    SG-AWS-Image-Id

    SG-AWS-EC2

    SG-AWS-Hardware-Type

    28 SG-AWS-EKS-Cluster SG-AWS-EKS-Cluster [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_eks_cluster]

    Kubernetes Cluster

    AWS Datacenter

    Key Value

    SG-AWS Extension Attributes

    Optional

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    SG-AWS-Datacenters

    SG-AWS-VPC

    SG-AWS-Subnets

    SG-AWS-Network-Interface

    SG-AWS-Security-Group

    SG-AWS-Storage-Volume

    SG-AWS-Image-Private

    SG-AWS-Image-Id

    SG-AWS-EC2

    SG-AWS-Hardware-Type

    SG-AWS-VM-Hw-Consolidation

    29 SG-AWS-EKS-Cluster-2 SG-AWS-EKS-Cluster-2 [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_eks_cluster_2]

    Kubernetes Cluster

    AWS Datacenter

    Key Value

    SG-AWS Extension Attributes

    Optional

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    SG-AWS-Datacenters

    SG-AWS-VPC

    SG-AWS-Subnets

    SG-AWS-Network-Interface

    SG-AWS-Security-Group

    SG-AWS-Storage-Volume

    SG-AWS-Image-Private

    SG-AWS-Image-Id

    SG-AWS-EC2

    SG-AWS-Hardware-Type

    SG-AWS-VM-Hw-Consolidation

    SG-AWS-EKS-Cluster

    30 SG-AWS-EKS-FULL SG-AWS-EKS-FULL [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_eks_full]

    Kubernetes Cluster

    Server

    Kubernetes Namespace

    Kubernetes Node

    Kubernetes Service

    Kubernetes Pod

    Docker Container

    Docker Image

    Kubernetes Volume

    Kubernetes Deployment

    Kubernetes DaemonSet

    Kubernetes ReplicaSet

    Optional

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    SG-AWS-Datacenters

    SG-AWS-VPC

    SG-AWS-Subnets

    SG-AWS-Network-Interface

    SG-AWS-Security-Group

    SG-AWS-Storage-Volume

    SG-AWS-Image-Private

    SG-AWS-Image-Id

    SG-AWS-EC2

    SG-AWS-Hardware-Type

    SG-AWS-VM-Hw-Consolidation

    SG-AWS-EKS-Cluster

    SG-AWS-EKS-Cluster-2

    31 SG-AWS-Generic-Resources SG-AWS-Generic-Resources [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_generic_resources]

    Cloud Resource

    SG-AWS Extension Attributes

    Optional

    SG-AWS-Organization

    32 SG-AWS-Redshift-Cluster SG-AWS-Redshift-Cluster [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_redshift_cluster]

    Amazon Redshift

    Optional

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    SG-AWS-Datacenters

    33 SG-AWS-Get-Inventory SG-AWS-Get-Inventory [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_get_inventory]

    Server

    Required

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    SG-AWS-Datacenters

    34 SG-AWS-GenericTags SG-AWS-GenericTags [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_generictags]

    Cloud Resource

    Key Value

    Optional

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Generic-Resources

    35 SG-AWS-SendCommand SG-AWS-SendCommand [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_ssm_sendcommand] None
    Nota:
    The SG-AWS-SendCommand data source doesn't have target CMDB CI classes. This data source populates the data into the sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_ssm_sendcommand staging table, but the import records aren't transformed, and the import sets remain in pending state.
    Optional

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    SG-AWS-Datacenters

    SG-AWS-VPC

    SG-AWS-Subnets

    SG-AWS-Network-Interface

    SG-AWS-Security-Group

    SG-AWS-Storage-Volume

    SG-AWS-Image-Private

    SG-AWS-Image-Id

    SG-AWS-EC2

    36 SG-AWS-SSM-GetS3Object SG-AWS-SSM-GetS3Object [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_ssm_gets3object]

    Server

    Running Process [cmdb_running_process]

    TCP Connections [cmdb_tcp]

    Optional

    SG-AWS-Organization

    SG-AWS-Service-Account

    SG-AWS-Datacenters

    SG-AWS-VPC

    SG-AWS-Subnets

    SG-AWS-Network-Interface

    SG-AWS-Security-Group

    SG-AWS-Storage-Volume

    SG-AWS-Image-Private

    SG-AWS-Image-Id

    SG-AWS-EC2

    SG-AWS-SendCommand

    • The SG-AWS-Generic-Resources data source imports data for generic resources that aren't tracked by other data sources. The connector uses the Service Graph Resource Inclusion Whitelist [sn_cmdb_int_util_service_graph_resource_inclusion_whitelist] table to differentiate between generic and other supported resource types.

      The connector first populates all supported resources in the Service Graph Resource Inclusion Whitelist [sn_cmdb_int_util_service_graph_resource_inclusion_whitelist] table. These resources, categorized under their respective supported resource types, have specific data sources designated for ingestion within the connector. When the SG-AWS-Generic-Resources data source is executed and retrieves unsupported resource types, they are added to the Service Graph Resource Inclusion Whitelist [sn_cmdb_int_util_service_graph_resource_inclusion_whitelist] table and categorized as generic.

    • To import global generic resources such as IAM user and IAM group, specify a standard AWS region that has Config enabled with includeGlobalResourceTypes set to true by updating the value of the sn_aws_integ.global_generic_resource_region system property for the SG-AWS-Generic-Resources data source.

      If an aggregator is configured, and the sn_aws_integ.global_generic_resource_region value is not specified, the aggregator region is assigned as the value of this system property for importing global generic resources.

    • If the AWS Systems Manager (SSM) service isn't enabled, the connector populates the server records in the Server [cmdb_ci_server] class. If the AWS SSM service is enabled, then based on the platform type obtained through the SSM service, the server records are populated in either the Linux Server [cmdb_ci_linux_server] class or the Windows Server [cmdb_ci_win_server] class. The Server [cmdb_ci_server] class is the parent class of the Linux Server [cmdb_ci_linux_server] and the Windows Server [cmdb_ci_win_server] classes.
    • All labels associated with an AWS resource are added to the Key Value [cmdb_key_value] table.
      Nota:
      You can use the CMDB Data Manager to delete tag data from retired CIs in the Key Value [cmdb_key_value] table based on conditions like retention time and discovery source. A scheduled job runs the policy, which can be configured to execute during off-peak hours.
    • The basic information about an AWS resource is stored in the SG-AWS Extension Attributes [sn_aws_extension_attributes] table.
    • Starting with the Service Graph Connector for AWS 2.10.0 version, the SG-AWS-Get-Inventory data source runs before the SG-AWS-EC2 data source and creates a Server [cmdb_ci_server] CI with the host name mapped to the Name attribute, instead of being mapped to the VM name.
    • The SG-AWS-GenericTags data source imports tag data only for generic resources that have an ARN key. You can use the SG-AWS Extension Attributes [sn_aws_extension_attributes] table to verify which generic resources have an ARN key.

    For more information on where data is saved when pulling data from AWS, see CMDB classes targeted in Service Graph Connector for AWS and Supported AWS resource types.

    When you run the diagnostic test, the data is loaded in the following tables:
    • SG AWS Diagnostic Details [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_diagnostic_details]
    • SG-AWS Diagnostic Summary [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_diagnostic_summary]
    • SG AWS Diagnostic Summary Notes [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_diagnostic_summary_notes]

    You can use the IntegrationHub ETL app to view the data maps. See IntegrationHub ETL for more information.

    The AWS configuration data for each connection is stored in the SG AWS Application properties [sn_aws_integ_sg_aws_application_properties] table.

    For more information about how CI information is pulled from AWS, see the Service Graph Connector for AWS - Functional Spec and CI article on the ServiceNow Community site.

    BYOL support

    Bringing your own licenses (BYOL) is the process of bringing previously purchased on-premises licenses to Amazon AWS Cloud. The connector supports the BYOL of the Image CIs for Oracle Database servers on Amazon AWS Cloud by populating the Key Value [cmdb_key_value] table with the licensing information. When the licensing information is found, the key is set to Windows_OS_License_Type_automatic and the key value is set to BYOL in the Key Value [cmdb_key_value] table.

    To support BYOL, the sn_aws_integ.load_all_images system property is enabled during the initial pull to import the metadata of all Image CIs included in the SG-AWS-Image-Id data source. After the initial pull, the property is deactivated automatically. The SG-AWS-Image-Id data source then imports the metadata of the Image CIs without names only.

    Event-based discovery

    The Service Graph Connector for AWS works with event-based discovery. Events that are pulled from AWS can create and update CIs that were brought by the Service Graph Connector for AWS.

    Managing retired CIs in EKS components

    If the Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Services (EKS) CIs are deleted in EKS components such as pods, services, and volumes, the corresponding CI entries are automatically set to Retired in the following CMDB CI classes:

    Kubernetes Cluster, Kubernetes Node, Kubernetes Pod, Kubernetes Service, Kubernetes DaemonSet Kubernetes Namespace, Kubernetes Deployment, Docker Container, Kubernetes Volume

    Shared VPC and subnets support

    Import CI relationships established between virtual private clouds (VPCs), subnets, and network interfaces hosted in different AWS accounts. For example, a VPC in one AWS account can be connected to a subnet in the same account, which can then link to a network interface and a virtual machine in another AWS account.

    Additional resources

    See the following articles on the ServiceNow Community site for any additional information on the AWS set up:

    Related content

    Service Graph Connectors

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    Enable optimized deletion of retired CIs in AWS

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    Handling memory utilization errors for Service Graph Connector for AWS

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