DevOps

Terraform Infrastructure as Code

We codify your cloud infrastructure with Terraform — reproducible, version-controlled, and safe to change. No more ClickOps, no more configuration drift.

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Terraform Infrastructure as Code

Infrastructure as Code — provision and manage cloud resources with version-controlled config files.

  • AWS/GCP/Azure provisioning
  • Kubernetes cluster setup
  • VPC & networking
  • RDS & database setup
  • Zero-downtime migrations
  • Disaster recovery infra
Overview

Why Terraform?

Terraform by HashiCorp is the leading Infrastructure as Code tool, allowing teams to define cloud resources in declarative configuration files and manage them like software. At EdgeSys Technologies, we use Terraform to provision and manage AWS, GCP, and Azure environments — ensuring your infrastructure is reproducible, auditable, and disaster-recoverable.

What We Build

Our Terraform Capabilities

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Infrastructure as Code

Your entire cloud infrastructure defined in version-controlled .tf files — reviewable, auditable, and reproducible.

Multi-Cloud Support

Terraform configurations for AWS, GCP, Azure, and DigitalOcean — even hybrid multi-cloud setups.

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Modular Architecture

Reusable Terraform modules for VPCs, ECS clusters, RDS instances, and Kubernetes clusters.

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State Management

Remote state with S3 + DynamoDB locking or Terraform Cloud for safe, collaborative infrastructure management.

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CI/CD Integration

Terraform plans in pull requests and automated applies on merge — safe, reviewed infrastructure changes.

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Cost Estimation

Infracost integration provides cost estimates before applying infrastructure changes.

FAQs

Common Questions About Terraform

What is Infrastructure as Code?
IaC means defining your cloud infrastructure (servers, databases, networking) in code files rather than clicking through the cloud console. It's reproducible, auditable, and version-controlled.
What cloud providers does Terraform support?
Terraform supports AWS, GCP, Azure, DigitalOcean, Cloudflare, Kubernetes, and hundreds of others through its provider ecosystem.
How is Terraform different from Ansible?
Terraform provisions infrastructure (creating/modifying cloud resources). Ansible configures software on existing servers. They're complementary — we often use both together.
What is Terraform state?
Terraform state tracks which real-world resources correspond to your configuration. We store it remotely in S3 with DynamoDB locking for team safety.
Can you write Terraform for our existing AWS setup?
Yes. We use terraform import to bring your existing AWS resources under Terraform management — no need to rebuild from scratch.
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