Infrastructure as Code with Terraform and OpenTofu
Infrastructure that lives only in consoles and people's heads is slow to change and impossible to audit. We codify your environments so every change is reviewed, repeatable and reversible — from the network up to the last DNS record.
The problems we solve
- Production was built by hand and nobody is sure it matches staging.
- Terraform exists, but it is one huge state file that everyone is afraid to apply.
- Spinning up a new environment, region or customer stack takes weeks.
- Changes happen in the console during incidents and never make it back into code.
What you get
Module library
Versioned, documented modules for networks, clusters, databases and services, with secure defaults.
Environment layout
Per-environment root configurations and isolated remote state, with Terragrunt or Atmos where it helps.
Import of existing resources
Bring hand-built infrastructure under management without downtime.
Infrastructure pipelines
Plan on pull request, policy checks, approvals and applies from CI with short-lived credentials.
Drift detection
Scheduled plans that alert when reality and code diverge.
Tools we use
- Terraform
- OpenTofu
- Terragrunt
- Atmos
- Pulumi
- CloudFormation
- Bicep
- OPA / Conftest
- Checkov
- Infracost
A typical engagement
- 01
Inventory
Map what exists, what is already in code and what drifts.
- 02
Design
Agree on module boundaries, state layout and the promotion flow between environments.
- 03
Codify
Write modules, import resources and wire up pipelines, one environment at a time.
- 04
Hand over
Documentation, pairing sessions and conventions so your team can own it.
Available as on-demand hours, a monthly retainer or a fixed-scope project. Compare engagement models.
Frequently asked questions
Terraform or OpenTofu?
Both are supported. OpenTofu is the open-source fork under the Linux Foundation and is largely compatible with Terraform. We help you choose based on licensing, features and your existing tooling, and can migrate between them.
Can you work with our existing Terraform code?
Yes. Most engagements start by refactoring and splitting existing code and state rather than rewriting from scratch.
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