Empower your teams with a modern and collaborative Infrastructure as Code workflow, powered by Terraform and GitHub Actions.
Explore the SolutionWe provide an end-to-end Infrastructure as Code (IaC) workflow, combining the robustness of Terraform for infrastructure management with the powerful automation of GitHub Actions for continuous integration and delivery. Our focus is on ensuring consistent, secure, and highly collaborative deployments.
Write your infrastructure configurations in Terraform (.tf) files. Every change is versioned in your GitHub repository.
Upon a git push to the configured branch, GitHub Actions is automatically triggered.
The GitHub Actions pipeline executes terraform init, plan, and apply, securely interacting with your AWS account via OIDC.
The Terraform `statefile` is stored in an AWS S3 bucket, and operations are locked by a DynamoDB table, preventing conflicts in collaborative environments.
Define your infrastructure declaratively, ensuring reproducibility and versioning with Terraform.
A robust pipeline with GitHub Actions automates `plan` and `apply` for every `push` to the repository.
Secure and centralized `statefile` storage in an AWS S3 bucket, facilitating teamwork and recovery.
Prevent conflicts and state corruption with operation locking via an AWS DynamoDB table.
Robust authentication via OIDC and a dedicated IAM Role, following AWS security best practices.
To effectively implement this solution within your AWS account, ensure the following are pre-configured:
An OIDC provider and a dedicated IAM Role with appropriate policies allowing GitHub Actions to assume the role and interact with your AWS resources.
A specific S3 bucket to store your Terraform state files. Versioning must be enabled for rollback capabilities.
A DynamoDB table configured specifically for Terraform state locking, preventing concurrent modifications that could corrupt the state.
Start building, versioning, and automating your AWS infrastructure with confidence. Explore the source code on GitHub to see how it all fits together.
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