Infrastructure as Code (Terraform, Ansible)
If your infrastructure exists only in one person's head and in settings made manually through dashboards, you are one click away from a failure that is hard to recover from. We describe the entire infrastructure as code — servers, networks, firewall rules, DNS, databases — with Terraform or OpenTofu, so that any environment can be recreated identically, from code, in minutes.
The infrastructure code goes into Git, just like the application: every change is reviewed, versioned and applied through a pipeline, not improvised directly in production at 2 a.m. With Ansible we standardize server configuration, and development, staging and production environments become identical — the "it worked on my machine" errors disappear. We detect and correct drift, meaning the differences that appear between what the code says and what is actually in production.
The result: infrastructure that is reproducible and self-documented, with no dependence on a single person, with a clear history of every change and the ability to rebuild everything from scratch — for disaster recovery or for a new client — starting from the same files.
What we include
- Terraform / OpenTofu
- Ansible for configuration
- Identical environments: dev, staging, production
- Infrastructure versioned in Git (GitOps)
- Drift detection and correction
- Reusable modules and documentation
How we work
We start with an audit of the current infrastructure: what is running, where and how it is configured. We gradually bring it under code — without stopping what works — starting with the critical components, and set up the pipeline through which changes are applied in a controlled way. We hand over the code, documentation and modules, and if you want we stay to operate and evolve the infrastructure, with a written SLA.