TL;DR - Terraform
- Infrastructure as code for any cloud
- Declarative configs version your infrastructure
- Plan before apply shows exactly what changes
Pricing: Free plan available
Best for: Growing teams
Score: 92/100
Pricing Plans
free trialMost Popular
Free
Free
Open source
- IaC
- State management
- Provider ecosystem
Cloud Free
Free
500 resources
- Remote state
- Remote runs
- 1 concurrent run
Cloud Team
$20/user/month
Teams
- Unlimited resources
- Team management
- Sentinel
About Terraform
Terraform defines infrastructure as code that works across providers. AWS, Azure, GCP, and more—one language to provision infrastructure anywhere.
The provider ecosystem is massive. The state management handles complexity. The HCL is declarative.
Infrastructure teams choose Terraform because it works everywhere infrastructure exists.
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Terraform FAQ
Yes, Terraform CLI is free and open source. Terraform Cloud has a free tier; paid plans start at $20/user/month.
Terraform Cloud Free for individuals, Team $20/user/month, Business $70/user/month. Enterprise has custom pricing.
Terraform is infrastructure as code software. Define infrastructure in HCL files and provision resources across any cloud.
Terraform supports AWS, Azure, GCP, and hundreds of other providers. Manage any API-accessible infrastructure.
Terraform Cloud provides remote state, team collaboration, policy enforcement, and a private module registry.
OpenTofu is an open source fork of Terraform created after HashiCorp changed Terraform's license. Community-maintained alternative.
Terraform uses HCL; Pulumi uses real programming languages. Terraform is more mature; Pulumi is more flexible. Both excellent choices.