Draw the architecture. Get production Terraform.
Pick a VPC, subnets, load balancer, EC2, RDS, EKS and 30+ other AWS services. OpsNexus checks CIDR ranges, references and AWS rules, then writes Terraform you would be happy to review.
What gets in the way today
Click-ops that can’t be repeated
Environments built by hand in the console drift apart, and nobody can rebuild them exactly.
Terraform has a learning curve
Not everyone on the team writes HCL, so changes queue up behind the one person who does.
Insecure defaults slip through
Public buckets, unencrypted disks and plain-text database passwords reach production.
Built for this job, switched on from day one
Design on a page
VPCs, subnets, load balancers, EC2, RDS, EKS and 30+ other services.
Checked before it’s written
CIDR ranges, references between resources and AWS rules are validated up front.
Secure by default
Encryption on, public access blocked, IMDSv2 required, RDS passwords in Secrets Manager.
Plan, approve, apply
Runs on your own build agents, with encrypted state and locking.
Take everything with you
Download the Terraform as a .zip, the JSON spec and the architecture diagram.
Same roles and audit
Who planned, approved and applied each change is on the record.
Up and running in an afternoon
Every step happens on your own servers. Nothing leaves your network unless you connect it.
Open the Infra designer
Name the design and pick the region and VPC range.
Add components
Add subnets, load balancers, instances and databases. The diagram draws itself.
Review the Terraform
Read the generated code and the plan before anything changes.
Approve and apply
An approver signs off and your agent applies it.
Ship infrastructure your whole team can change.
Free for up to 5 users, on your own servers.