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Terraform Infrastructure as Code

Define your entire cloud infrastructure as code — reproducible, version-controlled, and peer-reviewed instead of click-ops in a console.

Overview

If your infrastructure only exists as a series of clicks someone made in the AWS console eighteen months ago, you don't actually know what you're running — and you definitely can't reproduce it. I bring your infrastructure under Terraform: version-controlled, reviewable, and reproducible from scratch if it ever needs to be.

What's Included

  • AWS / GCP / Azure modules — reusable, parameterized modules instead of one giant unmaintainable main.tf
  • Remote state management — encrypted, locked remote state (S3+DynamoDB, GCS, or Terraform Cloud)
  • Module structure & best practices — a layout your team can actually navigate and extend
  • CI/CD integration for plan/apply — terraform plan on every PR, apply gated behind review and merge

Our Process

  1. Infrastructure inventory — what exists today, how it was created, and what's currently undocumented "tribal knowledge"
  2. Import & module design — a plan for importing existing resources vs. rebuilding, and how modules should be structured
  3. Implementation — infrastructure codified and validated with a real plan/apply cycle against your actual environment
  4. Handover — documentation on module structure, state management, and how to propose infrastructure changes going forward

Who This Is For

Teams whose infrastructure was built by hand in the console and needs to be brought under control, or teams with an existing but messy Terraform setup (single giant state file, no modules, no CI integration) that needs a real structure.

FAQ

Do you import our existing resources, or rebuild from scratch? Almost always import — rebuilding production infrastructure from zero carries unnecessary risk. We bring existing resources under Terraform management without recreating them.

What if different environments have drifted from each other? Common, and part of what this engagement surfaces. We reconcile drift as part of the module design so dev/staging/prod are consistent going forward.

Does this cover Kubernetes cluster provisioning too? Yes — cluster infrastructure itself is a natural fit for Terraform, and pairs with Production Kubernetes Setup if you need both.

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