Could a wrong change break the environment?

Every change is reviewed in a plan and applied only after approval.

Infrastructure setup

Automation with Terraform and Ansible

Servers and cloud resources are written as code: Terraform creates them, Ansible configures them identically. Rebuilding or copying an environment is a command, not manual work.

INFRASTRUCTURE AS CODEterraform · prod

Git

Validate

Plan

Apply

Ansible

Every change is reviewed in a plan Ansible configures servers identically

Who it’s for

What it solves

For teams running several servers or environments: when settings live in people’s heads, test and production drift apart, or a new branch needs an environment fast.

Environments from code

Network, servers, database and DNS via Terraform.

Consistent server config

Ansible playbooks: packages, users, security.

Change control

Every change is reviewed in a plan first and kept in Git.

Scope of work

What we do

Inventory of current resources

We list the servers, networks and databases that were created by hand.

Terraform modules and state storage

We describe the infrastructure in reusable Terraform modules, with state stored securely.

Ansible roles and playbooks

Server settings live in Ansible roles, so every server ends up identical and reproducible.

Plan / apply routine via CI

Each change is reviewed as a plan first and applied only after approval.

Docs and a team guide

Clear docs and a guide so your team can change the infrastructure on its own.

What you get

What is handed over when the work is done.

Terraform and Ansible code in your repository

Environment rebuild guide

Change history in Git

Not included

Separately paid costs and work that belongs to other services.

Cloud or server fees

Redesigning application settings

How it differsTerraform / Ansible or CI/CD?

CI/CD ships application code. Terraform and Ansible build and configure the infrastructure it runs on, from code. Both can live in one pipeline.

Work stages

Inventory Current resources and settings.

Code Terraform modules and Ansible roles.

Import Bringing existing resources into code.

Routine Plan / apply process and docs.

Prices and packages

Terraform and Ansible

Package: Terraform

One-time

from5 000 000UZS

Describing infrastructure as code
Creating and changing the environment
Code and documentation stay with the client

Scope: Agreed scope of work
Estimated timeline: 1–2 weeks
Separate cost: Server, cloud and license fees

Terraform and Ansible

Package: Ansible

One-time

from4 000 000UZS

Managing server settings as code
Automating repeat configuration
Code and documentation stay with the client

Scope: Agreed scope of work
Estimated timeline: 1–2 weeks
Separate cost: Server, cloud and license fees

Terraform and Ansible

Package: Terraform + Ansible

One-time

Calculated individuallyWe quote the amount after reviewing the task.

Environment creation — Terraform
Settings management — Ansible
Scope defined after the review

Scope: Agreed scope of work
Estimated timeline: By agreement
Separate cost: Server, cloud and license fees

The final price is set once we agree on scope and requirements.

What we need to start

01Access to the cloud or servers

02List of environments and how they differ

03A code repository

What affects the price

Number of resources and environments

Volume of existing resources to import

Number of providers

The final price is set once we agree on scope and requirements.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Short answers on how work starts, pricing, timelines and ongoing support.

Yes, with Terraform import and Ansible we capture the current state.

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Tell us what you want to do or what’s getting in your way — we’ll figure out the next step together.

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Automation with Terraform and Ansible

What it solves

Environments from code

Consistent server config

Change control

What we do

Inventory of current resources

Terraform modules and state storage

Ansible roles and playbooks

Plan / apply routine via CI

Docs and a team guide

What you get

Not included

Work stages

Prices and packages

Terraform and Ansible

Terraform and Ansible

Terraform and Ansible

What we need to start

What affects the price

Frequently asked questions

Can existing servers be moved into code?

Could a wrong change break the environment?

Who keeps the code?

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