#infrastructure-as-code

#infrastructure-as-code

env0 has introduced an AI agent for automating the management of infrastructure-as-code workflows at KubeCon 2025.

Cloud computing is now essential for enterprise innovation and resilience, with 46% of businesses already utilizing public cloud services.

Cloud-to-cloud migrations are complex and time-consuming, but StackGen's automation could revolutionize the process.

Terraform modules simplify infrastructure management by allowing reusable code for different environments, reducing duplication, and lowering the risk of errors.

The top DevOps blog posts of 2024 focus on simplifying migrations and testing within AWS using innovative tools and frameworks.

Cycloid enhances DevOps workflow management with a new Components capability, allowing for more customization and modularity in software construction.

AWS Landing Zone Accelerator (LZA) helps deploy solutions using GitOps to manage cloud infrastructure effectively.

Crossplane simplifies multi-cloud resource management by extending Kubernetes with a declarative Infrastructure as Code approach.

Crossplane simplifies multi-cloud management by integrating cloud infrastructure management within the Kubernetes ecosystem.

Crossplane simplifies multi-cloud management by enabling infrastructure management across cloud platforms using Kubernetes' declarative approach.

Platform engineering with Pulumi simplifies cloud infrastructure management for developers familiar with common programming languages.

Generative AI tools like Amazon Q Developer revolutionize the creation of Infrastructure as Code (IaC) templates, enhancing productivity and efficiency for infrastructure engineers.

Amazon CodeCatalyst integrates CI/CD tools for efficient software delivery.

AWS announces Terraform AWS Cloud Control (AWS CC) Provider for faster adoption of AWS innovations through Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tools.

Managing Terraform variables can be simplified with best practices that enhance code clarity and adaptability.

Terraform facilitates the automated management of cloud infrastructure, enhancing collaboration and operational efficiency.

At the core lies Amazon Firehose, capturing real-time data from CloudWatch logs to S3 via Kinesis Firehose.

Crossplane simplifies cloud resource management by extending Kubernetes, enabling Infrastructure as Code practices across multiple cloud platforms.

Crossplane simplifies multi-cloud resource management by using Kubernetes APIs.

It allows for Infrastructure as Code (IaC) within the Kubernetes ecosystem.

Crossplane simplifies multi-cloud management by extending Kubernetes for Infrastructure as Code.

AWS's CloudFormation service now features a visual deployment timeline for enhanced tracking of cloud infrastructure provisioning.

AWS's Console-to-Code service converts console actions into reusable code, streamlining the development process from prototyping to production.

StackGen simplifies infrastructure setup for developers by automating resource generation from source code, emphasizing compliance and user-friendly visual interfaces.

Pulumi enhances its EKS provider with security features and improved management for Kubernetes teams.

The latest updates simplify Kubernetes operations and focus on security and scalability.

AWS CloudFormation Hooks improve infrastructure compliance and security by allowing custom logic during operations, particularly through the use of Lambda hooks.

AWS CloudFormation simplifies resource management with infrastructure as code.

Guard hooks enhance compliance by integrating AWS CloudFormation Guard rules into deployment processes, simplifying resource management and enforcement of policies.

GitOps automates software deployment using Git repositories as the single source of truth, offering consistency, reliability, and speed in system configuration.

Apache Airflow™ and GitOps are powerful tools for managing data manipulation workflows and operational management using Git repositories.