HashiCorp, founded in 2012 and headquartered in San Francisco, is a leader in infrastructure tools — Terraform, Vault, Consul and Nomad cover multi-cloud orchestration, secrets management and service networking.
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Terraform is the open-source Infrastructure as Code tool released by HashiCorp in 2014, unifying multi-cloud resources through 3,000+ providers with declarative HCL, plan/apply and state management.
Ansible is an open-source IT automation tool founded in 2012 and acquired by Red Hat in 2015, built on an agentless architecture, YAML playbooks and idempotent execution for configuration management and application deployment.
SaltStack (Salt Project) was created in 2011 by Thomas Hatch as an open-source configuration management and remote execution platform, acquired by VMware in 2020.
Platform.sh is a PaaS for web applications, founded in 2014 as Commerce Guys in France. Supports IaC deployment, Source Operations, and Blackfire profiling.
Puppet is an infrastructure configuration management automation platform that uses a declarative language to define system state, supporting OS configuration, application deployment, compliance, and security automation.
Chef is an infrastructure configuration management platform founded in Seattle in 2008, using a Ruby DSL to declaratively define server state, providing configuration management, compliance auditing, and automated application deployment.
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Terraform Infrastructure as Code: Beginner's Guide
Terraform lets you define and provision cloud infrastructure using code. This beginner's guide covers installation, configuration, and practical examples.