When it comes to cloud computing, Infrastructure as Code has become a linchpin for organizations trying to achieve agility and scalability. With its promise of seamless software development and ...

HashiCorp is successfully targeting the entire infrastructure life cycle, with strong integrations between Terraform and its other products.

Infrastructure as code not only recreates the first house, it does it at speed and scale so you can recreate one or a hundred houses quickly and perfectly.

Treating computing infrastructure as code is the smart and modern way to provision software in the cloud. Here’s what it is and why it’s better.

Pulumi’s language- and cloud-agnostic infrastructure as code model enables a universal, yet consistent, approach to how teams deliver public, private, and hybrid cloud workloads.

Its cloud automation platform employs generative AI code creation that can reverse-engineer existing cloud infrastructure into production-grade Terraform code and instantly deploy it anywhere.

Cloud computing infrastructure management startup Bluebricks Ltd. says it’s looking to disrupt the infrastructure-as-code industry after closing on a $4.5 million seed funding round today.

Just like with your application code – where there are proven principles to ensure code quality and reduce errors, defining your Infrastructure-as-Code gives you all the same benefits.

Previously code-named OpenTF, OpenTofu aims to create an open, community-driven successor to the Hashicorp Terraform infrastructure-as-code technology, under a neutral governance model.