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Infrastructure that’s provisioned by hand tends to drift the moment nobody’s watching. We build Terraform-based infrastructure for Azure and SAP BTP instead — version-controlled, reviewed in pull requests, and rolled out through a pipeline with a real approval step before anything touches production. When we leave, your engineers can run and extend it themselves.

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What We Deliver

A Module Library You Actually Own

Networking, compute, storage, identity, and SAP BTP resources built as focused, reusable modules with documented inputs and outputs. Adding a new resource type means writing a new module, not touching ten existing ones.

Remote State That Doesn’t Get Corrupted

State lives in Azure Storage with versioning and locking, split cleanly by environment. Only the pipeline and the engineers who need it can read or write it — and if something goes wrong, there’s a documented way back.

One Codebase, Three Environments

Dev, QA, and production run from the same modules with environment-specific variable files. The differences between them are visible in a file diff, not buried in someone’s memory.

Pipelines That Show Their Work

Every pull request runs a plan and posts the result as a comment, so reviewers see exactly what will change before they approve it. Dev and QA apply automatically; production waits for a sign-off.

No Secrets Sitting in the Pipeline

The pipeline authenticates via OIDC, not a stored client secret. Application credentials live in Key Vault. Nobody has to remember to rotate a token before it expires.

SAP BTP, Managed the Same Way

Subaccounts, entitlements, service instances, and destinations are declared as Terraform resources through the BTP provider, promoted through the same pipeline as everything else. Less clicking around in the cockpit.

Dev and QA Move Fast, Production Doesn’t Move Without Approval

Every environment shares the same modules, so the only real difference is who’s allowed to press go.

Dev & QAS
Merge and It’s Live

Changes merged to main apply automatically to dev and QA — no waiting on a reviewer for lower environments. Smaller VM sizes and shorter retention keep costs down without changing the underlying structure.

Production
Someone Has to Say Yes First

A production apply needs an explicit approval from a designated reviewer who has actually looked at the plan. That gate lives in the pipeline itself, so it isn’t something a rushed afternoon can bypass.

How We Work

01

Assessment

We look at what’s already there — manual builds, scripts, half-finished IaC — and agree on scope, module boundaries, and how environments should be promoted before writing anything.

02

Foundations First

State backend, OIDC pipeline identity, Key Vault, and RBAC get set up before any application infrastructure. Everything downstream depends on this being solid.

03

Modules & Import

We build the modules for what’s in scope and import your existing resources into state rather than recreating them. Dev, QA, and prod variables get populated and checked.

04

Pipeline & Approvals

PR, merge, and production workflows go in, along with the reviewer requirement on production. We run it end to end once before calling it done.

05

Validation

Every environment gets checked against its declared state — no drift, no surprises. We confirm a plan run shows nothing pending anywhere.

06

Handover

Runbooks for the operations your team will actually run — adding a resource, promoting a change, recovering from a bad apply — plus a walkthrough so nobody’s guessing later.

How Customers Benefit

Reproducible
No More Snowflake Servers
A new environment is a pipeline run with a different variable file, not a server someone cloned and hoped matched. Differences between environments are written down, not remembered.
Auditable
A Real Trail for Every Change
Every change is a commit and a PR with a plan attached. “Who changed that firewall rule last week” has an answer, and it’s a link, not a guess.
Safe
Production Can’t Skip the Review
The approval gate sits in the pipeline, not in a policy document. A reviewer sees the full diff — adds, changes, deletes — before anything ships.
Fast
New Environments in Hours
Standing up a QA landscape for a side project or onboarding a new team is a pipeline run, not a two-week project.
Owned
Your Team Runs It After We Leave
The modules, the pipeline, and the runbooks are built so your engineers can extend and troubleshoot on their own — not so you need us on retainer.

Ready to put your infrastructure under control?

Let’s build your Terraform foundation.

Tell us what you’re running today and where you want it to go — we’ll scope a build your team can operate on their own from day one.

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