For cloud operations and platform teams

Turn clickops into infrastructure as code

Bring console-built environments under version control so people and agents can manage changes consistently.

All use cases

The challenge

Resources created through the console can be difficult to reproduce, review, and change safely. The team needs code that reflects the environment it actually runs, not a template that would create a different one.

How it works

  1. 01

    Discover what is already running

    Use connected cloud context to understand existing resources, their configuration, and how they relate to one another.

  2. 02

    Create code for the existing environment

    Have agents develop infrastructure as code from that context and organize it around your standards. Review resource ownership, imports, and differences before adopting the code.

  3. 03

    Establish a repeatable change process

    Verify the proposed code and review the plan before bringing resources under management. Future changes can move through version control, agent workflows, and your approval process.

An example

Bring a console-built AWS environment into Terraform management, reviewing imports and plans so existing resources are adopted deliberately.

What changes for your team

Make the environment easier to maintain, reproduce, and improve. Give agents a versioned representation to work with and reviewers a visible record of proposed changes. See how to measure the value.

Start with a real infrastructure challenge.

Bring a workflow, an existing stack, or a new cloud project. We can walk through where Infracodebase fits and what your team would review.