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Infrastructure as code conferences and talks
Describing infrastructure in version-controlled code: Terraform and OpenTofu, Pulumi, CloudFormation, Ansible, and the module, testing and state-management practices that keep large codebases sane. Talks cover refactoring legacy estates, drift detection, policy checks, and how teams share modules across many accounts. Useful for anyone whose cloud footprint has outgrown a few hand-written files.
Also known as: IaC, Terraform, OpenTofu, Pulumi, Ansible, Crossplane, configuration management
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Calls for papers on Infrastructure as code
4 calls open now. The next deadline is for Config Management Camp Ghent 2027. See Infrastructure as code calls for papers
Archived talks on Infrastructure as code
- How Mature Is Your Infrastructure? Checklist for infrastructure production readiness and how to grade it. — Volodymyr Tsap, 2022
- Azure Blueprints and Azure DevOps YAML pipelines - essential toolkit to Azure project success — Leontiy Onishchuk, 2021
- HashiCorp Vault configuration as code via HashiCorp Terraform: stories from trenches — Andrey Devyatkin, 2020
- How to build, scale, and maintain 20 public Terraform modules with over 7 million provisions — Anton Babenko, 2020
- Static Analysis of Infrastructure Code Talk — Matt Johnson, 2020
- Hacking Terraform for fun and profit — Anton Babenko, 2019