Provision and manage any cloud provider resource using Kubernetes CRDs & Terraform

Standard Kubernetes is all you need. If you can run Kubernetes, you can provision and manage cloud infrastructure using Kubeform. Use standard Kubernetes CLI and API to provision and manage different cloud infrastructures. This native integration with Kubernetes means your cloud infrastructures are ready for any higher level deployment tooling like GitOps, Open Policy Agent (OPA), etc.

Terraform is a popular tool for provisioning cloud infrastructure. Kubeform is built on top of Terraform. You can think it like a kubernetes operator for terraform. You can easily convert any resource of terrafrom using a CRD. You can just write a yaml for the resource which is almost same as a `tf` configuration. After applying the yaml using kubernetes API, kubeform will provision the cloud infrastructure for you!

Using kubeform, you can just write a yaml and provision a cloud infrastructure in popular cloud platforms. You can easily provision and manage cloud infrastructures using codes. You can automate the lifecycle of cloud infrastructure using kubeform.

Kubeform supports 5 top cloud platforms. These are AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Digitalocean & Linode. Using Kubeform, Infrastructure of any of these clouds can be provisioned using a simple CRD instance.

With Kubeform, you can launch a cloud infrastructure via a simple CRD instance and start developing in minutes. Kubeform eliminates lengthy deployment and management processes with on-demand provisioning, scaling, patching and updating cloud infrastructure and shortens time-to-value. Kubeform gives each developer on your team their own development instance, so your team can focus on what matters most — velocity and not have to worry about stepping on each other’s toes.

Kubeform is 100% open source and distributed under a commercial friendly Apache v2 license. You get the benefits of bug fixes and enhancements made by the Kubeform community as a whole and not just be its primary sponsor AppsCode Inc. Since it is open source, your engineering team has the ability to debug issues unique to your deployment and make any changes if necessary. You get the peace of mind that your critical infrastructure component is not tied to the fate of a startup.