Terraform
The open source standard for infrastructure as code
Cloud infrastructures as code
Terraform is an open source tool that allows you to define and manage cloud infrastructures as code. It enables you to create and manage resources such as servers, databases and networks consistently and automatically across different cloud providers. With Terraform, you can version your infrastructure, track changes and easily replicate or scale your environment.
Terraform features
Terraform Consulting
We help you with the design, installation and integration of Terraform in your environment – for more power, know-how and peace of mind!
Power
We have been successfully supporting our customers in the operation of their IT infrastructures for many years. Whether it’s different industries, tools or operating systems – we’ve seen, operated and built it all. With extensive experience in best practices around Grafana, Prometheus, InfluxDB and other open source technologies, especially in the Linux environment, we are at your side with our know-how.
Know-how
We not only understand your IT systems and services, but also the big picture – the numerous aspects that make up the operation of complex IT infrastructures. In a world where IT is becoming increasingly complex and constantly changing, there is often a lack of time and personnel. This is exactly where we come in to provide you with optimum support.
Targeted reinforcement
As Linux generalists and open source experts, we are broadly positioned and deeply networked in the open source communities. With us by your side, you are never alone! Whether as an IT consultant, engineer, support or architect – we strengthen your team, relieve you and take over the work so that you can concentrate on the essentials.
Terraform Training
Learn modern automation and management of IT infrastructure with Terraform
The Terraform training shows how infrastructure is realized idempotently with Terraform’s own DSL (HCL, Hashicorp Configuration Language). All examples include practical exercises using Open Stack (also applicable to AWS and Azure). There is also a brief introduction to cloud-init in order to install and configure additional software.
Know-how
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Questions & Answers
The most frequently asked questions about Terraform
What is Terraform AWS?
Terraform AWS is an open-source infrastructure-as-code software developed by HashiCorp that enables the automated management and provisioning of Amazon Web Services (AWS) resources such as EC2 instances, S3 buckets or VPCs. Terraform allows users to write declarative configuration files that describe the desired cloud infrastructure, and Terraform takes care of creating, updating and managing these resources. This makes the provision and management of AWS infrastructures more efficient, scalable and reproducible.
What is Terraform Cloud?
Terraform Cloud is a platform hosted by HashiCorp that simplifies and automates the use and management of Terraform workflows. It provides teams with a centralized environment for executing, managing and coordinating Terraform plans and monitoring infrastructure changes. In addition, Terraform Cloud enables collaboration, remote backends for the state of Terraform and advanced functions such as role and access management.
How does Terraform work?
Terraform works by defining infrastructure as code (IaC), where users create declarative configuration files that describe the desired cloud infrastructure. Terraform interprets these files, creates an execution plan that shows the required changes to the infrastructure and then implements them to manage the resources in cloud environments such as AWS, Azure, Google Cloud or Open Stack. It retains the state of the infrastructure so that future changes can be managed efficiently and consistently.
What does Terraform do?
Terraform automates the provisioning and management of cloud infrastructure by defining and managing infrastructure as code. It creates, modifies and deletes resources such as virtual machines, networks and databases in cloud environments such as AWS, Azure, Google Cloud or Open Stack. With Terraform, complex infrastructure setups can be executed in a repeatable and consistent manner, simplifying the scalability and management of large environments.
What are Terraform modules?
Terraform modules are reusable configuration units that combine a group of resources to simplify the management and provisioning of infrastructure. They make it possible to define frequently used infrastructure components, such as networks or virtual machines, in a structured format and use them repeatedly in different projects. By using modules, Terraform configurations can become clearer, more scalable and easier to maintain.
Is Terraform open source?
Yes, Terraform is open source and is published by HashiCorp under the Business Source License (BSL) v1.1. This means that the source code is freely available and developers can download it, adapt it and use it in their projects. In addition to the open source version, HashiCorp also offers commercial products such as Terraform Cloud and Terraform Enterprise with extended functions for companies.