Can you codify infrastructure that already exists?

Yes. We import existing resources into state carefully, verify there are no planned changes, and only then start managing them as code.

Infrastructure as Code

Infrastructure as Code & Automation

Q: Terraform or OpenTofu?

Both use the same language today. The choice mostly depends on licensing preferences and tooling. We support either.

Every environment rebuildable from Git. We turn console clicks and manual runbooks into reviewed, tested code with Terraform, OpenTofu and Ansible, so environments are consistent and repetitive work disappears.

Talk to an engineer Problems we solve

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Problems we fix every week

If two or more of these describe your team, it is time to talk.

Infrastructure changes are console clicks

Nobody reviews them and nobody can say what changed last Tuesday.

Staging never matches production

Bugs appear only in production because the environments are built differently.

Rebuilding would take weeks

If a region or account disappeared, there is no reliable way to recreate it.

Terraform state is a mess

Local state files, broken locks and resources nobody dares to touch.

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What changes

Before and after we work together

Today

Manual console changes
Drifting environments
State files on laptops
Repetitive manual runbooks

With FlickOps

Pull-request-reviewed infrastructure
Identical environments from shared modules
Remote, locked and backed-up state
Automated, self-service operations

Faster, safer infrastructure changesDisaster recovery you can actually rehearseDrift detected before it causes incidentsEngineers freed from repetitive tasks

Deliverables