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It's no secret that various bugs and failures often occur because the production environment was out of sync.
Resolving such issues is often way too time-consuming, and that's why handling the environment drift within the release pipeline is pivotal for achieving increased speed, lowering risks, and reducing costs.
With that said, it's about time to talk about Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and its multiple advantages.
IaC is a key practice for the management of any modern infrastructure. The benefits IaC brings to software projects are undoubtful:
As you can see, it's challenging to neglect or overlook the numerous benefits that IaC brings to the table.
To achieve and increase the benefits of IaC for software projects, we learned and embraced the following rules while using Terraform:
IaC is a key approach to any infrastructure management. Every IaC tool has powerful features that need to be learned and implemented to use all its benefits. In this blog, we tried to emphasize what we learned during our experience with Terraform. It is a powerful tool to define and deploy infrastructure in a maintainable and controllable manner. Using these rules can help you increase security, save costs, automate infrastructure deployment and allow DevOps engineers to focus on their primary job — providing business value.
DevOps Engineer
Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is one of the essential DevOps practices to use in your projects. Its purpose is to lower the risks associated with an asynchronous production environment. US Software Solutions reviewed some of the critical IaC features and provided hands-on guidance on maximizing its benefits to bring the greatest business value.
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