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Generate Infrastructure-as-Code templates (CloudFormation, Terraform, etc.) from your existing AWS resources.
Imports existing cloud infrastructure from AWS, GCP, Azure, and VMware to generate Terraform configuration (HCL) and state files.
Automates EC2 Spot instance usage on existing AutoScaling groups to save up to 90% of AWS costs.
Automates EC2 Spot instance usage on existing AutoScaling groups to save up to 90% on AWS costs.
A Claude Agent skill providing best practices, testing strategies, and CI/CD workflows for Terraform and OpenTofu infrastructure code.
Interactive visualizations of Terraform dependency graphs using d3.js for reasoning about infrastructure changes.
Reads Terraform state or HCL files to generate simplified, provider-specific infrastructure graphs.
A minimal, free Kubernetes distribution deployed declaratively with Terraform across major cloud providers and bare-metal.
A web dashboard to visualize and query Terraform states from multiple backend providers.
A tool to import existing Azure resources into Terraform state and generate corresponding HCL configuration.
Terraform provider for managing Kubernetes resources through infrastructure-as-code.
A Flux controller for GitOps automation of OpenTofu and Terraform resources in Kubernetes.
A tool that reformats Terraform plan output to be more readable and understandable.
Automatically generates professional cloud architecture diagrams from Terraform code for AWS, GCP, and Azure.
A GitHub Action to install and configure Terraform CLI in your workflows, enabling automated infrastructure management.
A self-hosted platform for deploying and managing cloud-native infrastructure and applications on Kubernetes using GitOps and Infrastructure as Code.
A lightweight, security-focused BDD test framework for Terraform that enables compliance and negative testing for infrastructure-as-code.
BinaryAlert: Serverless, Real-time & Retroactive Malware Detection.
A version manager for OpenTofu, Terraform, Terragrunt, Terramate, and Atmos, written in Go.
A CLI tool that generates Terraform configurations from existing Cloudflare resources to migrate infrastructure to IaC.
An open-source policy-as-code tool that validates JSON/YAML data like CloudFormation and Kubernetes configs against custom rules.
A Terraform and DevOps orchestration tool that manages DRY configurations with hierarchical imports and inheritance.
A unified GitOps continuous delivery platform for multi-cloud applications including Kubernetes, Terraform, Cloud Run, Lambda, and ECS.
A vulnerable-by-design Terraform repository for learning cloud security misconfigurations across AWS, Azure, and GCP.
A textual user interface for viewing, navigating, and managing Terraform state and operations directly from the terminal.
A Terraform/OpenTofu state migration tool for GitOps that enables declarative state operations as code.
AWS Lambda using Terraform., an Introductory Cookbook
A tool that converts Kubernetes YAML manifests into Terraform HCL configuration for use with the Terraform Kubernetes provider.
A Terraform wrapper that helps engineers build reusable infrastructure stacks using plain .tf files and layers.
A Terraform module to configure AWS accounts with a secure baseline aligned to CIS AWS Foundations and AWS Foundational Security Best Practices.
The official Terraform language server providing IDE features for any LSP-compatible editor.
RSpec-based testing framework for validating AWS infrastructure and resources.
A Terraform provider for managing GitHub resources like repositories, teams, and files through infrastructure-as-code.
Test Kitchen plugins for verifying infrastructure provisioned with Terraform configurations.
A Vim plugin providing syntax highlighting, indentation, and a :Terraform command for working with Terraform and HCL files.
A web-based UI for managing Terraform modules and enabling self-service infrastructure provisioning.
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