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In simpler times, IT operations had the responsibility to configure and deploy new infrastructure, mostly via command line interface (CLI) and scripts. Today, even those with the most advanced command line prowess cannot keep up with the scalability and agility demands of companies building and deploying infrastructure in the cloud.

Deploying and managing cloud resources is faster and easier than ever, and we have infrastructure as code (IaC) to thank for it. With IaC, tedious manual configurations and one-off scripts are things of the past. Instead, you manage infrastructure with code in much the same way you would applications and services. This infrastructure can be anything from servers and databases to networks, Kubernetes clusters, and entire application stacks.

Resourcely was built to address the challenge of cloud infrastructure misconfiguration, which can lead to costly incidents and wasted developer time. By providing customizable templates and a policy language for secure Terraform deployment, Resourcely simplifies infrastructure management and empowers developers while ensuring security. The platform aims to eliminate errors by automating best practices and reducing human intervention, ultimately improving productivity and reducing the financial impact of misconfiguration and breaches.