Our engineers build Terraform modules matching your resource patterns and configure state backends with locking for team collaboration. We integrate provisioning changes into CI/CD with automated testing and code review workflows. You get reproducible environments where changes are documented, tested, and auditable.
Terraform Infrastructure-as-Code That Prevents Drift
Build repeatable infrastructure with modules, state management, and execution plans that show changes before deployment.
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Manual infrastructure changes create drift.
Point-and-click configuration through cloud consoles creates environments that diverge from documentation. Teams can’t reproduce setups reliably, and nobody knows what changed when problems appear. We implement Terraform with remote state management, reusable modules, and collaborative workflows so everything matches code and changes happen through reviewed pull requests instead of manual console edits.
Our capabilities include:
- Multi-cloud IaC implementation
- Terraform module development and organization
- Remote state backend configuration
- CI/CD pipeline integration for provisioning
- Configuration drift detection and remediation
- Migration from manual or legacy IaC tools
Who we support
Cloud complexity grows faster than teams can document manual changes. We help organizations implement Terraform workflows where provisioning changes happen through code review instead of console clicks.
Teams Managing Multi-Cloud Infrastructure
You provision resources across AWS, Azure, and GCP through different consoles with inconsistent processes. Documentation lags behind reality, and reproducing environments requires tribal knowledge scattered across wikis and runbooks.
Companies Scaling Without Consistency
Your infrastructure grew through manual configuration with slight differences in each environment. Staging doesn't match production, deployments fail due to undocumented dependencies, and new team members take weeks to get up to speed.
Enterprises Reducing Manual Operations
Your ops team spends hours provisioning resources through consoles for each deployment. Changes lack audit trails, configuration drift creates bugs, and compliance requirements demand documentation you can't reliably produce.
Ways to engage
We offer a wide range of engagement models to meet our clients’ needs. From hourly consultation to fully managed solutions, our engagement models are designed to be flexible and customizable.
Staff Augmentation
Get access to on-demand product and engineering team talent that gives your company the flexibility to scale up and down as business needs ebb and flow.
Retainer Services
Retainers are perfect for companies that have a fully built product in maintenance mode. We'll give you peace of mind by keeping your software running, secure, and up to date.
Project Engagement
Project-based contracts that can range from small-scale audit and strategy sessions to more intricate replatforming or build from scratch initiatives.
We'll spec out a custom engagement model for you
Invested in creating success and defining new standards
At Curotec, we do more than deliver cutting-edge solutions — we build lasting partnerships. It’s the trust and collaboration we foster with our clients that make CEOs, CTOs, and CMOs consistently choose Curotec as their go-to partner.
Helping a Series B SaaS company refine and scale their product efficiently
Why choose Curotec for Terraform?
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Extraordinary people, exceptional outcomes
Our outstanding team represents our greatest asset. With business acumen, we translate objectives into solutions. Intellectual agility drives efficient software development problem-solving. Superior communication ensures seamless teamwork integration.
2
Deep technical expertise
We don’t claim to be experts in every framework and language. Instead, we focus on the tech ecosystems in which we excel, selecting engagements that align with our competencies for optimal results. Moreover, we offer pre-developed components and scaffolding to save you time and money.
3
Balancing innovation with practicality
We stay ahead of industry trends and innovations, avoiding the hype of every new technology fad. Focusing on innovations with real commercial potential, we guide you through the ever-changing tech landscape, helping you embrace proven technologies and cutting-edge advancements.
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Flexibility in our approach
We offer a range of flexible working arrangements to meet your specific needs. Whether you prefer our end-to-end project delivery, embedding our experts within your teams, or consulting and retainer options, we have a solution designed to suit you.
Infrastructure-as-code that automates provisioning
Multi-Cloud Module Libraries
Reuse resource patterns across AWS, Azure, and GCP so you provision resources consistently without rewriting configuration.
Remote State Management
Store state in shared backends with locking so teams collaborate without overwriting each other's changes.
Execution Plan Previews
Review configuration changes before applying so you catch unintended modifications in pull requests instead of production.
Automated Drift Detection
Identify configuration drift from manual changes so you remediate divergence before it causes deployment failures.
CI/CD Pipeline Integration
Apply provisioning changes through automated pipelines so deployments follow the same testing and approval process as code.
Version-Controlled Infrastructure
Track change history in version control so you audit who changed what and roll back problematic configurations.
Tools that make Terraform work at scale
Terraform Core & Execution
Our engineers use Terraform CLI and execution tools that provision infrastructure with declarative configuration and state tracking.
- Terraform CLI — Command-line tool for writing HCL configuration, planning infrastructure changes, and applying modifications across cloud providers
- OpenTofu — Open-source Terraform fork under Linux Foundation maintaining compatibility with Terraform workflows after HashiCorp license changes
- HCP Terraform (formerly Terraform Cloud) — Managed service providing remote state storage, run execution, and policy enforcement with team collaboration features
- Terraform Enterprise — Self-hosted platform with governance, RBAC, and audit logging for organizations requiring on-premises infrastructure automation
- tfenv — Version manager switching between Terraform versions per project for compatibility with legacy configurations and provider requirements
- tfswitch — Command-line utility automatically detecting and switching Terraform versions based on project configuration files
State Management & Backends
Curotec configures remote backends that store infrastructure state with locking to prevent concurrent modifications and data loss.
- S3 + DynamoDB Backend — AWS remote state storage with DynamoDB table providing state locking for team coordination and consistency
- Azure Storage Backend — Microsoft blob storage with built-in state locking for Terraform deployments in Azure environments
- Google Cloud Storage Backend — GCP bucket storage with automatic state locking preventing conflicting infrastructure modifications
- Terraform Cloud Backend — Managed remote state with versioning, encryption, and collaboration features without infrastructure management overhead
- Consul Backend — HashiCorp distributed key-value store providing state storage with locking and high availability for on-premises deployments
- etcd Backend — Distributed configuration store used with Kubernetes for state management in container orchestration environments
Module Development & Registry
We build reusable infrastructure modules with versioning and documentation that standardize resource provisioning across teams.
- Terraform Registry — Public repository hosting verified providers and community modules with usage documentation and version management
- Private Module Registry — Internal module distribution platform with access controls, versioning, and organization-specific infrastructure patterns
- Terragrunt — Wrapper tool providing DRY configuration, remote state management, and module composition for complex multi-environment setups
- Terraform Docs — Documentation generator creating markdown from module code with input variables, outputs, and resource descriptions
- Checkov — Policy-as-code scanner validating Terraform configurations against security best practices and compliance requirements before deployment
- tflint — Linter detecting errors, deprecated syntax, and provider-specific issues in Terraform configuration files
CI/CD Integration & Automation
Our teams automate deployment through CI/CD pipelines with testing, validation, and approval workflows for changes.
- GitHub Actions — Workflow automation executing Terraform plans and applies on pull requests with status checks and approval gates
- GitLab CI/CD — Pipeline platform with native Terraform integration for automated validation and deployment workflows
- Atlantis — Self-hosted automation server running Terraform commands on pull requests with approval requirements and plan visibility
- Jenkins — Automation server with Terraform plugins for building custom deployment pipelines with complex workflow requirements
- CircleCI — Cloud-based CI/CD with Terraform orbs providing reusable workflow components for provisioning automation
- Azure DevOps — Microsoft platform with Terraform tasks for pipelines integrated with Azure resource provisioning
Testing & Validation
Curotec implements testing frameworks that validate Terraform code before deployment with automated compliance and security checks.
- Terratest — Go-based testing framework deploying real resources, running validation tests, and cleaning up automatically
- Kitchen-Terraform — Integration testing tool using Test Kitchen framework for verifying provisions execute correctly across environments
- terraform-compliance — Behavior-driven development testing framework validating Terraform plans against compliance requirements before applying
- Sentinel — Policy-as-code framework from HashiCorp enforcing organizational standards and security policies in Terraform Cloud and Enterprise
- OPA (Open Policy Agent) — Policy engine evaluating Terraform plans against custom rules for security, compliance, and cost controls
- Infracost — Cost estimation tool analyzing Terraform code to predict cloud spending before configuration changes are applied
Version Control & Collaboration
We establish workflows using version control platforms that track configuration changes with code review and approval processes.
- Git — Distributed version control tracking code history with branching, merging, and change attribution for audit trails
- GitHub — Code hosting platform with pull requests, code review, and branch protection requiring approval before merging configuration changes
- GitLab — DevOps platform combining version control, CI/CD, and Terraform state management with merge request approval workflows
- Bitbucket — Git repository management with pull request reviews and Jira integration for tracking configuration change requests
- Azure Repos — Microsoft version control service integrated with Azure DevOps for code management and pipeline triggers
- pre-commit — Git hook framework running Terraform validation, formatting, and security checks before committing code to repositories
FAQs about our Terraform services
How does Terraform differ from CloudFormation?
CloudFormation and ARM templates lock you into AWS or Azure. Terraform works across all major cloud providers with the same configuration language and workflow. You can manage multi-cloud infrastructure without learning provider-specific tools or maintaining separate codebases.
What's involved in Terraform implementation?
We assess existing resources, create modules for common patterns, configure remote state backends with locking, and integrate Terraform into CI/CD pipelines. Implementation includes team training, establishing code review workflows, and setting up automated testing for configuration changes.
Should we use Terraform or OpenTofu?
Both maintain compatibility with existing configurations. Terraform offers HashiCorp’s commercial support and managed services. OpenTofu provides open-source licensing under the Linux Foundation. We help evaluate based on your licensing requirements, support needs, and long-term infrastructure strategy.
How do you prevent infrastructure drift?
We configure automated drift detection that compares state files against actual resources and alerts when manual changes occur. CI/CD pipelines enforce infrastructure changes through code review, preventing console modifications. Regular state refreshes identify and remediate drift before it causes problems.
Can you migrate our existing infrastructure to Terraform?
Yes. We use import commands and state manipulation to bring existing resources under Terraform management without recreating them. Migration happens incrementally by resource type or environment, minimizing risk. We validate imported state matches actual resources before transitioning control.
How quickly can your engineers implement Terraform?
Our engineers typically configure remote state and begin writing modules within the first week. Full implementation with CI/CD integration, testing frameworks, and team workflows takes 4-6 weeks depending on infrastructure complexity and the number of environments.
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