Terraform specialists for your dedicated team.
Terraform defines cloud infrastructure as code: resources are declared in files, version-controlled and applied through a reviewable plan. It replaces changes made by hand in a console with changes made through a pull request.
Where Terraform fits in a long-term product team.
The reason to adopt it is not automation, it is auditability. Infrastructure built by hand cannot be recreated, reviewed or explained six months later. Infrastructure in Terraform has a history, a diff before every change, and a path to rebuilding an environment that someone deleted.
Two things decide whether an estate stays healthy: where state lives and whether anyone still changes things by hand. State in a shared remote backend with locking, and a rule that the console is read-only, are what prevent the drift that makes a plan output untrustworthy.
What your dedicated team does with Terraform.
Infrastructure as code only stays accurate if changes stop happening in the console. That is a team habit more than a tool, and it lasts as long as the people who agreed it, which is why drift is common in estates that have changed hands.
The recovery work is unglamorous and worth doing: import what exists, establish state, and close the console. Your dedicated cloud and DevOps team does it in your accounts, with permissions held by the specialist assigned to you the same way your own staff would hold them.
Common Terraform use cases.
- Environments that match Staging and production built from the same definitions, so a test result means something.
- Bringing an existing estate under control Importing infrastructure that was clicked together, which is slower than starting fresh and worth doing anyway.
- Change with a review step A plan attached to every pull request, so someone sees a destructive change before it runs.
Adding Terraform skills to your team.
Infrastructure-as-code work happens in your accounts, under your own billing and permissions. An Azendo service delivery manager answers for what that capacity delivers.
Every Terraform specialist we assign works remotely inside your tools as a dedicated member of your team, with the management on our side. It is how companies hire remote developers without opening an offshore office of their own.
Tell us what your roadmap needs Terraform for.
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