Terraform:
Terraform is widely regarded as one of the most popular infrastructure as code (IaC) tools. It supports multiple cloud providers and allows infrastructure to be defined and managed using a declarative configuration language.
AWS CloudFormation:
AWS CloudFormation is a native infrastructure provisioning service provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS). It enables users to define and provision AWS resources using JSON or YAML templates.
Azure Resource Manager (ARM):
Azure Resource Manager is Microsoft Azure's native provisioning service. It allows users to define infrastructure resources and their dependencies using ARM templates, facilitating automated deployment and management on Azure.
Google Cloud Deployment Manager:
Google Cloud Deployment Manager is a native provisioning service provided by Google Cloud Platform (GCP). It enables users to define infrastructure configurations using YAML or Jinja templates and automates the deployment and management of resources on GCP.
Ansible:
Ansible is a popular open-source automation tool that supports infrastructure provisioning, configuration management, and application deployment. It uses simple, human-readable YAML scripts called playbooks for automation tasks.
Chef:
Chef is a configuration management tool that automates the provisioning, configuration, and management of infrastructure resources. It uses Ruby-based scripts called cookbooks to define infrastructure configurations as code.
Puppet:
Puppet is another configuration management tool that automates infrastructure provisioning and management. It uses a declarative language to define infrastructure configurations and ensure consistency across systems.
SaltStack:
SaltStack is an automation and configuration management tool that allows users to define and enforce infrastructure configurations using a flexible, event-driven architecture.
VMware vRealize Automation:
VMware vRealize Automation is a provisioning and automation platform designed for virtualized and cloud environments. It provides self-service provisioning capabilities, automated lifecycle management, and policy-based governance.
OpenStack Heat:
OpenStack Heat is the orchestration service provided by the OpenStack cloud platform. It enables users to define infrastructure configurations using templates and automates the deployment and management of resources in OpenStack environments.
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