Infrastructure as Code — Terraform, OpenTofu, Pulumi.
Repeatable, auditable, version-controlled infrastructure managed as code. No more manual clicks in the cloud console — every change goes through code review, is tested and deployed automatically via a CI/CD pipeline.
Manual infrastructure is technical debt.
If your infrastructure lives in the cloud console and in engineers' heads — you have a problem. IaC solves it.
MANUAL CONFIGURATION
Infrastructure clicked together in the cloud console. No repeatability, no change history, no way to recreate an environment. Every server is unique.
SNOWFLAKE SERVERS
Every server configured differently — different versions, patches, settings. Nobody knows exactly what is running in production. Documentation? Outdated.
NO AUDIT TRAIL
Who changed the firewall rule at 11 PM on Friday? Why does dev have different settings than prod? Without IaC you have no answers — no history, no git blame.
ENVIRONMENT DRIFT
Dev, staging and prod are three different worlds. Configuration drift accumulates every week. "It works on my machine" is a daily message.
Infrastructure as Code eliminates these problems.
Version-controlled in Git, repeatable, reviewed in code review. Every infrastructure change goes through the same process as an application code change — PR, review, merge, deploy. Full auditability, zero drift, identical environments from a single source of truth.
Tools and technologies we work with.
Terraform / OpenTofu
- Multi-cloud: AWS, GCP, Azure
- Module library (reusable components)
- Remote state: Terraform Cloud, GCS, S3
- Policy as Code: OPA, Sentinel
- OpenTofu — open-source Terraform fork
Pulumi
- Infrastructure in Python, TypeScript, Go
- Pulumi ESC (secrets and configuration)
- Pulumi Deployments (GitOps)
- Native Kubernetes support
- Testing with standard unit test frameworks
Ansible
- Server configuration management
- Application deployment automation
- Idempotent playbooks
- AWX / Ansible Automation Platform
- Integration with Terraform (post-provisioning)
What we do
IaC FROM SCRATCH
Designing and building an IaC layer for new infrastructure. Module structure, state backend, CI/CD pipeline (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI).
CLICKOPS → IaC MIGRATION
Importing existing cloud infrastructure into Terraform state. Gradual refactoring to modules. Eliminating manual configurations and drift.
IaC AUDIT
Code review of existing Terraform/OpenTofu code. State hygiene, security (tfsec, checkov), module structure and documentation quality.
IaC CI/CD PIPELINE
Automating terraform plan/apply in CI. PR-based plan previews, automated apply on merge, Atlantis or Terraform Cloud integration.
Frequently asked questions about IaC
OpenTofu is an open-source fork of Terraform (created after HashiCorp's BSL license change). It is API-compatible, so migration is straightforward. We recommend OpenTofu for new projects and for those wanting to avoid vendor lock-in. For existing Terraform Cloud users, staying on Terraform is often simpler.
We use terraform import (or provider-specific import tools like terraformer) to pull existing resources into state without recreating them. The process: inventory → import → write HCL → verify plan shows no changes → refactor into modules. Zero downtime.
For a new project (greenfield): 2–4 weeks for the base module library + CI/CD pipeline. For ClickOps migration: 4–12 weeks depending on infrastructure complexity. We deliver incrementally — each sprint you get working, tested Terraform modules.
Yes. Under our DevOps subscription we handle ongoing IaC maintenance: module updates, provider upgrades, drift detection and remediation, security policy updates. Subscription details →
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