Config Drift Compare

Compare a config against its baseline

Configurations drift from their intended state over time, and comparing current against baseline finds the changes. This tool compares a baseline configuration against a current one, so you can see exactly what has changed.

Why config drift matters

A system is set up in a known-good state, the baseline, but over time changes accumulate, some deliberate and undocumented, some accidental, and the configuration drifts away from what was intended. That drift is where problems hide: an unexplained setting, a security control quietly turned off, a value that should not have changed. Comparing the current config against the baseline surfaces every difference, so you can review each, confirm the intended changes and catch the ones that should not be there. This is a core practice for keeping systems in a known, secure state rather than letting them drift unmanaged.

See what changed

It runs entirely in your browser, so nothing you paste is uploaded, which matters when the input is your own code, configuration or security-sensitive data.

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