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Infrastructure as Code Management (IaCM)

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Core Features

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Infrastructure Management

• Terraform Support: Full support for Terraform workflows
• Terragrunt Support: Manage complex Terraform module structures
• Multi-Cloud Support: AWS, Azure, GCP, and other major cloud platforms
• Blueprint Library: Pre-built infrastructure templates to accelerate configuration

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Version Control

• Git Integration: All infrastructure changes managed through Git
• Change History: Complete audit trail
• Rollback Capability: Easily rollback to previous versions
• Code Review: Changes reviewed through PR workflow

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Policy Governance

• OPA Integration: Enforce infrastructure security policies
• Compliance Checking: Ensure infrastructure meets industry standards
• Drift Detection: Identify deviations between actual and desired state
• Auto Remediation: Automatically fix infrastructure drift

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Module Registry

• Modular Management: Register and reuse infrastructure modules
• Version Management: Manage different versions of modules
• Governance Rules: Set usage policies for modules

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Use Cases

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Getting Started

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1. Connect Infrastructure

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2. Create/Import Infrastructure

• Create new Terraform configuration
• Or import existing Terraform state

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3. Define Infrastructure

resource "aws_instance" "app_server" {
  ami           = "ami-0c55b159cbfafe1f0"
  instance_type = "t3.micro"
  
  tags = {
    Name        = "app-server"
    Environment = "production"
    ManagedBy   = "Harness"
  }
}

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4. Configure Triggers

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5. Execute Plan

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Drift Detection

Desired State → Actual State → Drift Detection → Auto Remediation

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Best Practices

1. Modular Design: Create reusable Terraform modules
2. State Management: Use remote state storage for team collaboration
3. Change Review: All changes through PR workflow
4. Policy First: Define policies before creating resources
5. Monitor Drift: Regularly check infrastructure state

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Related Resources

• Harness IaCM Official Documentation
• Terraform Best Practices