Terraform Provisioning
Cloud resources defined in version-controlled code.
Terraform · Ansible · GitOps
Infrastructure as Code
If your infrastructure lives in one person's head, that's a risk, not a setup. It becomes very obvious the week they go on holiday.
MinutesA whole new environment, from code
ReviewableInfrastructure changes go through pull request
No driftManual changes detected automatically
Our approach
How we think about Infrastructure as Code
We write it all down as code with Terraform and Ansible: reviewable, repeatable and version-controlled, so every environment is built the same way by the same process.
Need a new environment for a client pilot? Minutes — rather than a week of clicking through cloud consoles and hoping you remembered every setting.
What's included
What Infrastructure as Code Includes
Your setup, written down and repeatable.
Ansible Configuration
Servers configured identically, every single time.
Reusable Modules
Building blocks so new environments are assembled, not authored.
Version-Controlled Changes
Every infrastructure change reviewed like application code.
Automated Environment Spin-Up
Dev, staging, QA and demo environments on demand.
Drift Detection
Manual console changes flagged before they cause an incident.
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No Single Point of Knowledge
The setup is documented by definition, because it is the code.
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Environments Actually Match
Staging behaves like production because it was built identically.
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Changes Get Reviewed
Someone checks the firewall change before it reaches production.
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Disaster Recovery Is Real
Rebuild everything from code if the worst happens.
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Cheap Experiments
Spin up an environment, test something, tear it down.
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Audit Trail Included
Who changed what, when, and why — from git history.
Process
How We Introduce IaC
Existing infrastructure imported, not replaced.
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Inventory Existing Setup
What actually exists today, including the forgotten resources.
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Import to Code
Existing infrastructure brought under Terraform without rebuilding it.
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Modularise
Reusable modules so new environments become trivial.
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Automate & Hand Over
Pipelines, drift detection and training for your team.
Proof, not promises
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FAQ
Common questions about Infrastructure as Code
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Ask us anythingHow much does Infrastructure as Code cost?
It depends on scope, integrations and design complexity. After a free discovery call you get a written estimate with a price range, a timeline and the assumptions behind it.
How long does a typical Infrastructure as Code project take?
A focused first release usually takes 8 to 14 weeks. Larger builds are delivered in phases, with something usable at the end of each phase.
Will we own the code and accounts?
Yes. Source code, repositories, store listings and credentials are handed over to you, and we sign an NDA before any details are shared.
Do you support the product after launch?
Yes. Every project includes a warranty period, and monthly support plans cover monitoring, updates, fixes and new features.
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