Infrastructure as Code

Automation plays a crucial role in efficiently managing and scaling your Cleura Cloud resources. By embracing Infrastructure as Code (IaC), users can define their infrastructure configurations through code or declarative files, enabling version control, collaboration, and repeatable deployments.

This approach not only streamlines operations but also aligns with DevOps practices, enabling seamless integration into continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipelines.

Automate using Ansible

Ansible provides a collection of modules specifically designed for OpenStack services. Cleura Cloud users can write playbooks to automate tasks such as provisioning instances, configuring networks, and managing storage. Ansible’s agentless architecture simplifies deployment and management, making it easier to maintain the desired state of the infrastructure over time.

Automate using Terraform

Terraform supports OpenStack through its providers, enabling Cleura Cloud users to define their infrastructure as code using declarative configuration files. This approach allows for version control, collaborative workflows, and repeatable deployments. By using Terraform, you can efficiently manage the lifecycle of Cleura Cloud resources—from creation to modification and deletion.