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A transparent Terraform wrapper that generates Terraform configuration using Python, requiring no changes to existing projects.
A CLI tool for refactoring Terraform configurations, with built-in support for upgrading AWS provider to v4.
A Terraform provider for managing Heroku platform resources through infrastructure-as-code.
A collection of pre-commit hooks for automating formatting, validation, security scanning, and documentation of OpenTofu configurations.
A vulnerable-by-design CloudFormation template for learning and testing infrastructure-as-code security scanning tools.
A Sublime Text plugin that provides autocomplete and scaffolding for AWS CloudFormation templates.
A lightweight Go-based deployment tool for AWS, Google Cloud, and DigitalOcean using native cloud services.
F# computational expressions that provide a readable, strongly-typed DSL to reduce boilerplate in Pulumi infrastructure-as-code.
A syntax-aware grep tool for searching and filtering HCL (v2) configuration files using pattern matching on the syntax tree.
Example AWS OpsWorks cookbooks for deploying sample applications in AWS cloud environments.
An Ansible module for managing SSH configuration files, enabling programmatic control of hosts, hostnames, and identity files.
A Terraform module for provisioning AWS EFS (Elastic File System) with configurable security, DNS, and access points.
A toolkit for building purely functional and high-order cloud components using AWS CDK, inspired by React Hooks.
A GitHub Action for deploying DNS configurations using DNSControl, enabling automated DNS management in CI/CD pipelines.
Ansible playbook for deploying and managing Prometheus monitoring system with exporters and alert manager.
RSpec-based testing framework for validating Terraform modules with unit test matchers.
A Terraform boilerplate generator that creates consistent infrastructure-as-code files from YAML configs and Go templates.
A command-line tool for validating, managing, and estimating costs of AWS CloudFormation templates locally.
A Puppet module for installing, configuring, and managing MongoDB servers, clients, sharding, and Ops Manager.
A CLI tool that prevents malicious Terraform providers from executing by enforcing an allow list of providers and versions.
A shell-friendly wrapper for Terraform that reduces verbosity and adds CLI enhancements like colored progress indicators and compact output.
Terraform module for provisioning and managing AWS Redshift clusters and related resources.
A Terraform module for provisioning PostgreSQL RDS instances on AWS with configurable monitoring, backups, and security.
A collection of AWS CloudFormation custom resource examples for extending infrastructure-as-code capabilities.
A CLI tool to install, uninstall, and list Terraform providers in the plugin cache directory without requiring Terraform.
An open-source alternative to Terraform Enterprise for managing infrastructure as code with team collaboration.
Deploys Next.js applications to AWS Lambda with minimal configuration using the Serverless Framework.
A Docker container that simplifies and secures Infrastructure as Code deployments by running security scans before IaC tools.
Visual Studio Code extension to monitor, deploy, and destroy Terraform resources directly from your workspace.
Example Next.js project deployed on Vercel with AWS services for database, cron jobs, and background jobs.
A GitHub Action that runs tfsec with reviewdog on pull requests to enforce Terraform security best practices.
A thin wrapper for Terraform that manages multiple deployments, dependencies, and secrets while keeping code DRY.
A Java parser for HashiCorp Configuration Language (HCL) that converts HCL syntax into object maps for inspection.
A Terraform module for provisioning and managing AWS Database Migration Service (DMS) resources.
Terraform provider for managing UCloud infrastructure resources through Infrastructure as Code.
A configurable proxy implementing the Terraform provider registry protocol to create private provider registries.
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