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Infrastructure as Code Services

Infrastructure automation using Terraform, Ansible, and cloud-native tools

Infrastructure as Code Services

We design and implement Infrastructure as Code (IaC) for companies that need infrastructure designed for repeatability, security, and scalability — without manual setup, configuration drift, or environment inconsistencies. Infrastructure is managed in a versioned and auditable way, with predictable change processes, just like application code.

When Infrastructure as Code Is Needed

Companies usually need IaC when:

Infrastructure is created manually

Environments differ between dev, staging, and production

Deployments are slow or error-prone

Scaling requires manual intervention

Security and compliance must be auditable

Infrastructure knowledge is locked in individuals

IaC enables infrastructure to be managed as a controlled engineering system, not tribal knowledge.

What We Deliver

Terraform Infrastructure Automation

  • Modular Terraform architecture
  • AWS, GCP, Azure, Hetzner, hybrid setups
  • VPC, networking, IAM, compute, storage
  • Multi-environment (dev / stage / prod) setups

Configuration Management (Ansible)

  • Server hardening and baseline configuration
  • OS, packages, services, security policies
  • Idempotent provisioning with a focus on repeatability
  • Secure secrets handling

Cloud-Native Infrastructure

  • Kubernetes-ready environments
  • Managed services integration
  • Autoscaling mechanisms and fault-tolerant design patterns
  • Cost-efficient infrastructure design

GitOps & Version Control

  • Infrastructure stored in Git
  • Reviewable changes and rollbacks
  • Environment parity and drift prevention
  • Clear ownership and documentation

Typical Use Cases

Cloud infrastructure standardization
Kubernetes cluster provisioning
CI/CD infrastructure automation
Secure multi-environment setups
Migration from manual or legacy infrastructure
Compliance-driven infrastructure management

Our Process

Step 01

Infrastructure Assessment

We analyze current infrastructure, risks, and gaps.

Step 02

IaC Architecture Design

Clear module structure, environments, and workflows.

Step 03

Implementation

Hands-on Terraform and Ansible implementation.

Step 04

Handover & Enablement

Documentation, training, and operational guidelines.

What You Gain

Infrastructure designed to be reproducible across environments
More efficient provisioning and scaling processes
Reduced risk of manual configuration errors
Clear auditability and compliance
Easier onboarding of new engineers

Infrastructure changes become more predictable and controlled.

Engagement Models

IaC Audit & Refactoring
New Infrastructure as Code Setup
Terraform Module Design
GitOps Enablement
Ongoing Infrastructure Support

When Infrastructure as Code Is Right

This service is ideal if:

You manage cloud or on-premises infrastructure
Manual setup causes errors or delays
You need reproducible environments
Compliance requires auditable infrastructure
You want to scale infrastructure safely
FAQ

FAQ

IaC defines infrastructure in code (Terraform, Ansible) that can be versioned, reviewed, tested, and reproduced. Manual infrastructure is created by hand, leading to drift, inconsistencies, and knowledge locked in individuals. IaC enables infrastructure to be managed in a predictable and auditable way.

We work with both. Terraform is ideal for cloud infrastructure provisioning (AWS, GCP, Azure). Ansible is excellent for configuration management, server hardening, and application deployment. We often combine both for complete infrastructure automation.

For a new setup, typically 2-4 weeks. For migrating existing infrastructure to IaC, it depends on complexity — usually 4-8 weeks. We start with an audit to identify scope and priorities.

Yes — we analyze your current infrastructure, design the IaC structure, and migrate it incrementally. We design migration strategies to minimize downtime and maintain existing functionality while transitioning to code-based infrastructure.

We work with AWS (Frankfurt), Google Cloud Platform, Azure, and Hetzner. We also help with hybrid and on-premises setups. Platform choice depends on your requirements, compliance needs, and existing infrastructure.

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Infrastructure as Code for companies operating production infrastructure. We support organizations with Terraform automation, configuration management, and infrastructure automation based on the specific technical and regulatory context of each project. All services are delivered individually and depend on system requirements and constraints.