Could you rebuild your environment tomorrow if you had to?
Infrastructure as code
Servers defined in version-controlled code: reviewable, repeatable, and rebuildable from scratch.
What this covers
Configuration management and infrastructure as code with Ansible, Terraform, Salt, Puppet and Chef, plus machine deployment with Vagrant and system image creation with Packer.
Your infrastructure becomes something you can review, version and recreate. That is also what turns disaster recovery from a hope into a tested procedure. If the environment is defined in code, rebuilding it is a task rather than an archaeology project.
What’s included
- Configuration management with Ansible, Salt, Puppet or Chef
- Infrastructure provisioning with Terraform
- Machine deployment with Vagrant
- System image creation with Packer
- Version control and peer review of infrastructure changes
- Rebuild-from-code disaster recovery procedure
Platforms and tools
AnsibleTerraformSaltPuppetChefVagrantPacker
Every implementation can be backed by a 24/7/365 SLA support and maintenance agreement covering monitoring, incident response, configuration changes and platform updates, on-site or remote.
Sound familiar?
Tell us what you are running, or what you are planning to run, and our engineers will come back with a practical proposal.
Other infrastructure capabilities
Enterprise Linux implementationLinux server buildsShell scripting and automationLinux security and networkingLinux and Windows integrationVirtualisation, HA and clusteringOpenStack private cloudCloud deployment and providersCI/CD and source controlContainers and KubernetesMonitoring and log managementOpenShift and Rancher