Cloud Infrastructure

Infrastructure as Code Implementation

Infrastructure as Code means your cloud resources are defined in version-controlled files, reviewed in pull requests, tested in CI, and applied deterministically. No more clicking through console wizards or wondering what changed. We implement IaC for your existing infrastructure or new projects using Terraform, Pulumi, or CloudFormation.

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What We Deliver

A complete IaC codebase covering your cloud infrastructure — networking, compute, databases, storage, DNS, CDN, and monitoring resources. Remote state management with locking. Environment separation (dev/staging/production). CI/CD pipeline for plan-review-apply workflow. Import of existing resources where applicable. Documentation and team onboarding guide.

Tool Selection

Terraform is our default recommendation — it has the largest ecosystem, supports every major cloud provider, and has a massive community. Pulumi is ideal for teams that want to use TypeScript or Python instead of HCL. CloudFormation works well for AWS-only shops that want native integration. We'll recommend the tool that fits your team's skills and infrastructure scope.

Importing Existing Infrastructure

If you have existing cloud resources created via console or CLI, we import them into IaC state without disruption. Terraform import or Pulumi import brings resources under management. We then refactor the generated code into clean, modular structures that your team can maintain and extend.

Environment Strategy

We configure separate environments (dev, staging, production) using workspaces, directory structures, or stack references depending on your tool choice. Environment-specific variables control instance sizes, replica counts, and feature flags. A single code change can be promoted through environments via your CI/CD pipeline with appropriate approval gates.

Security & Compliance

Pre-commit hooks run formatters and linters on every save. CI pipelines run tfsec, checkov, or similar scanners to catch security misconfigurations before they reach production. Policy-as-code (OPA/Sentinel) enforces organizational rules like 'no public S3 buckets' or 'encryption must be enabled on all databases.'

How It Works

Purchase the engagement, submit your async brief describing your current infrastructure and IaC goals, and receive a production-ready IaC codebase within 5–10 business days. We handle the migration from click-ops to code with zero downtime.

Why Anubiz Engineering

100% async — no calls, no meetings
Delivered in days, not weeks
Full documentation included
Production-grade from day one
Security-first approach
Post-delivery support included

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Skip the research. Tell us what you need, and we'll scope it, implement it, and hand it back — fully documented and production-ready.