What We Build With It
We engineer IaC solutions that transform your infrastructure into a reliable, version-controlled, and self-documenting asset.
Declarative Infrastructure & Blueprints
Using tools like Terraform or Pulumi to define, deploy, and reuse modular cloud blueprints (networks, VMs, databases) predictably across all environments.
Automated Configuration Management
Ensuring consistent server configurations and software installations across your fleet using tools like Ansible or Cloud-init.
Policy as Code Implementation
Codifying and enforcing security, compliance, and cost governance policies directly within your IaC, preventing misconfigurations before they happen (e.g., Open Policy Agent).
Why Our Approach Works
IaC is the foundation for agile operations, leading to predictable infrastructure and faster, safer deployments.
Eliminate Configuration Drift
Every environment (dev, staging, production) is provisioned from the same code, guaranteeing consistency and preventing 'it works on my machine' issues.
Accelerated Provisioning & Recovery
Spin up entire environments in minutes, not days. Rapidly recover from disasters by redeploying infrastructure from code.
Enhanced Security & Auditability
Infrastructure changes are peer-reviewed and version-controlled, providing a clear audit trail and enabling automated security checks pre-deployment.
Our Go-To Stack for Infrastructure as Code
We leverage leading IaC tools and practices to manage infrastructure across any cloud.
Terraform by HashiCorp
Our primary choice for multi-cloud infrastructure provisioning, known for its declarative syntax and vast provider ecosystem.
Pulumi
For teams who prefer to define infrastructure using general-purpose programming languages (Python, TypeScript, Go).
AWS CloudFormation / Azure ARM / GCP Deployment Manager
Leveraging native cloud provider IaC for deep integration and specific cloud features.
Ansible
For configuration management and orchestrating software deployments on existing infrastructure.
Open Policy Agent (OPA)
For codifying and enforcing fine-grained policies across infrastructure deployments.
Drift Detection & Remediation
Tools like Driftctl or native cloud capabilities to identify and fix manual overrides, ensuring Git is the source of truth.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between Terraform and Ansible?
+Terraform is for provisioning infrastructure (creating VMs, networks, databases). Ansible is for configuring software on those provisioned resources. They are complementary and often used together.
How do you handle secrets in IaC?
+Sensitive data is never committed to Git. We use dedicated secrets management solutions like HashiCorp Vault, AWS Secrets Manager, or Azure Key Vault, integrating them securely into the IaC deployment pipeline.
Can IaC be tested like application code?
+Absolutely. We implement various testing strategies including static analysis (linting), unit testing (Terratest), and integration testing to validate IaC before changes are applied to production.
Terraform vs. Pulumi: how do we choose?
+Terraform is the industry standard with a massive ecosystem and a simple, declarative language (HCL). Pulumi allows you to use familiar programming languages like Python or TypeScript, which is great for complex logic and developer familiarity. We help you choose based on your team’s background.
How do you handle 'state' in large-scale IaC?
+We use remote state backends with locking (like S3 with DynamoDB) and strictly follow a modular design. This prevents conflicts when multiple engineers are making changes and allows you to isolate different parts of your infrastructure.
Can we use IaC to enforce compliance automatically?
+Yes. We implement ‘Policy as Code’ (using tools like OPA or Checkov). Every infrastructure change is automatically checked against your security and cost policies before it’s deployed, ensuring that your cloud always remains compliant.