The emphasis of HashiCorp Terraform to codifying infrastructure provides a consistent approach to provision any infrastructure. This is particularly important for organizations adopting cloud or transitioning to a DevOps model for application delivery. Consider a resource group on AWS compared to a set of Virtual Machines on Azure. Or a pool of servers on GCP compared to Virtual Machines on vSphere. Conceptually they are all the same and provide infrastructure. The work required to provision and manage them is actually a bit different. Terraform allows infrastructure to be described using a common template in a high-level configuration syntax. The configuration file is then versioned and treated as you would any other code using a version control system. To learn more about our Terraform Enterprise and request a free trial visit www.hashicorp.com/terraform.html.
Announcing Bitbucket Cloud Integration for Terraform Enterprise
HashiCorp Terraform enables users to define infrastructure as code to safely and predictably codify, plan, and provision any infrastructure. Terraform can codify public cloud resources, private cloud resources, as well as service provider resources like DNS and monitoring to provide a consistent workflow for provisioning. HashiCorp Terraform Enterprise provides integration with version control systems (VCS) to facilitate collaboration on infrastructure as code. Terraform Enterprise users have been doing version-controlled infrastructure with GitHub and Terraform Enterprise. We are excited to announce the addition of Atlassian Bitbucket Cloud as a VCS integration with Terraform Enterprise. This post will discuss getting started with Terraform Enterprise and the first steps to setting up Bitbucket Cloud for your environment.
