Nuvola is a cloud security analysis tool designed to dump and analyze AWS environment configurations and services. The tool performs both automatic and manual security assessments using predefined, extensible, and custom rules written in YAML syntax. The tool creates an abstracted digital twin of cloud platforms, currently supporting AWS environments. It uses a graph database approach similar to BloodHound's methodology for Active Directory analysis, but adapted for cloud infrastructure assessment. Key features include: - Configuration dumping from AWS environments - Automated security analysis using rule-based detection - Manual analysis capabilities for custom assessments - YAML-based rule creation and customization - Graph database integration for attack path discovery - Offline analysis capabilities - Centralized and lightweight digital twin representation The tool requires Docker Compose and an AWS account configured with AWS CLI access. It recommends using ReadOnly access permissions for security analysis. Setup involves cloning the repository, configuring environment variables for database credentials, and adjusting Neo4j memory allocation based on system resources. Nuvola enables security professionals to identify attack paths and security misconfigurations in AWS environments through its graph-based analysis approach.