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Infrastructure as code

Defining servers, networks, and cloud resources in version-controlled files, so environments can be created and changed repeatably.

With infrastructure as code, tools such as Terraform read configuration files and create or update the described resources. Changes are reviewed like code, history is preserved, and a lost environment can be rebuilt from the definition.

The approach reduces configuration drift and undocumented manual changes, which are common causes of outages and security gaps. It also makes it practical to keep separate development, staging, and production environments consistent.

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