Service detail
Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
Reviewable changes, safer rollouts, and an auditable trail—without relying on “click‑ops” and tribal knowledge.
What IaC means in practice
Infrastructure changes become version-controlled updates with a clear review and rollback path.
Reviewable changes
See what will change before it changes, with approvals and an audit trail.
Small, reversible steps
Reduce blast radius and recover quickly when something goes wrong.
Operational ownership
Runbooks and standards so your team can operate independently after handoff.
Typical deliverables
Tooling is chosen to fit your stack (Terraform/OpenTofu is a common default).
Artifacts
- Clean, documented repo structure (environments, modules, standards)
- Automated workflows: plan on every change; gated apply with approvals
- Baseline guardrails (tagging, budgets, lightweight policies)
- Drift detection and a safe remediation process
- Operator runbooks: deploy, rollback, rotate, recover
- Cloud-native patterns when appropriate (CloudFormation/CDK, Azure Bicep/ARM)
Success metrics to track
- Time-to-change (request → safe deployment)
- Mean time to recover (MTTR)
- Drift events per month and time-to-remediate
- Cost visibility: tagged spend coverage and budget alert hygiene
Note: If you already have standards and tooling, we integrate with them rather than replacing everything.