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A component or process that executes automation tasks, jobs, or scripts on target systems as part of a CI/CD pipeline or orchestration workflow.
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A component or process that executes automation tasks, jobs, or scripts on target systems as part of a CI/CD pipeline or orchestration workflow.
View termA secure repository for managing, storing, and retrieving credentials such as API keys, passwords, and certificates used in infrastructure automation and integrations.
View termA secure, centralized service or mechanism for storing and retrieving configuration parameters, secrets, and environment variables for infrastructure automation.
View termAutomated validation and enforcement of security, compliance, and operational policies during infrastructure provisioning and application deployment.
View termThe automated application and monitoring of organizational, security, or regulatory policies on infrastructure resources to ensure compliance throughout the system lifecycle.
View termThe fully automated creation, configuration, and deployment of infrastructure resources using predefined templates, scripts, or orchestration tools.
View termThe automated allocation and configuration of infrastructure resources such as servers, storage, or networks based on defined specifications using code or orchestration tools.
View termA structured file used by IaC tools to track the current and intended state of managed resources, supporting change tracking, drift detection, and automation consistency.
View termA configuration file containing variable values and settings used to customize infrastructure deployments, referenced by templates or automation scripts.
View termA machine-generated file containing an explicit set of changes to be made to infrastructure, used for auditing and validating planned modifications before execution.
View termThe process of assigning compute, storage, network, or cloud resources to specific applications, workloads, or teams according to policy and operational requirements.
View termThe use of automated workflows and tools to implement infrastructure or configuration changes, reducing manual intervention and ensuring consistent, repeatable deployments across environments.
View termThe orchestration and execution of IT tasks, processes, or integrations through automated workflows, enabling consistent, repeatable, and policy-compliant infrastructure operations with minimal manual intervention.
View termThe end-to-end automation of build, test, deployment, and infrastructure tasks in a continuous integration and delivery workflow.
View termThe end-to-end automation of deploying, updating, and managing all components of an application or infrastructure stack through integrated orchestration tools and code.
View termAutomated execution of standardized operational procedures (runbooks) for IT systems, enabling incident response, remediation, and maintenance tasks without manual intervention.
View termA cloud-based or remote storage system used to securely manage and store the state files, logs, and configurations for Infrastructure as Code automation tools.
View termA curated collection of reusable, validated templates, modules, and reference architectures for automating infrastructure deployments, often maintained in centralized repositories.
View termA mechanism in infrastructure automation that prevents simultaneous or conflicting operations on a resource state file, ensuring safe and consistent updates.
View termAn automated sequence of stages that governs the building, testing, approval, and deployment of software or infrastructure changes.
View termA curated inventory of approved infrastructure, platform, or application services available for automated provisioning and governance.
View termThe set of phases that a cloud or infrastructure resource undergoes from creation and configuration through modification to decommissioning or deletion, as tracked by automation or IaC systems.
View termA defined group of infrastructure changes that are previewed, reviewed, and applied together as a single deployment action, supporting auditable automation workflows.
View termA collection of planned changes to infrastructure or configuration, previewed and validated before actual deployment in an automated workflow.
View termA formalized process for requesting, evaluating, approving, and tracking infrastructure or configuration changes to minimize risk and ensure auditability.
View termThe adherence of infrastructure resources and configurations to defined organizational, regulatory, or security policies, typically monitored and enforced by automation and compliance tools.
View termA reference relationship in which an infrastructure module relies on outputs or configurations from another module, impacting orchestration, provisioning order, and automation workflows.
View termThe automated identification and inventory of infrastructure resources across cloud and on-premises environments, typically integrated with configuration management databases and monitoring dashboards.
View termA state in which the actual configuration of infrastructure resources deviates from the intended or documented configuration, often leading to compliance or operational risks.
View termThe state in which actual infrastructure or application configurations diverge from the declared or desired state as managed by IaC or automation tools, often leading to operational inconsistencies.
View termThe automated process of identifying differences between the actual state of infrastructure and its intended, declarative configuration as defined in code or templates.
View termThe process of identifying when the actual configuration of infrastructure resources diverges from the expected or declared state as managed by automation.
View termAn automated event or condition that initiates the execution of a CI/CD or IaC pipeline, such as code commit, pull request, or external API call.
View termThe process of applying an Infrastructure as Code plan to provision, update, or destroy resources as specified in the desired state configuration, typically managed via automation tools such as Terraform, Pulumi, or AWS CloudFormation.
View termThe characteristic of automation scripts or API calls that ensures repeated executions have the same effect as a single execution, preventing duplicate resource creation or change.
View termA configured and isolated environment in which code, automation, or infrastructure scripts are executed, including all dependencies, libraries, and system settings.
View termThe target configuration or condition defined by code or policy that infrastructure should continuously match or converge towards.
View termThe operational process of assigning metadata labels to infrastructure resources, enabling automation, governance, cost allocation, policy enforcement, and monitoring across cloud and hybrid environments.
View termThe practice of specifying an exact version of a software package, module, or provider in IaC or automation scripts to ensure build consistency and prevent breaking changes during deployments.
View termA structured sequence of approval steps that must be completed before infrastructure or configuration changes can be applied, ensuring compliance and operational governance.
View termA coordinated sequence of automated and manual steps that govern the release, deployment, and verification of infrastructure or application changes in a controlled environment.
View termThe systematic process of planning, approving, implementing, and reviewing changes to infrastructure or applications in order to minimize risk and ensure traceability.
View termThe discipline of systematically managing and maintaining the state of infrastructure and application configuration, including versioning, auditing, and enforcement.
View termThe process of tracking, storing, and reconciling the actual versus desired configuration and resource status in IaC systems.
View termA logical container in cloud platforms for organizing, managing, and controlling access to a collection of related infrastructure resources.
View termA directed graph visualization representing relationships and dependencies among infrastructure resources, used for orchestration and change impact analysis.
View termAutomated provisioning and configuration of a collection of interdependent infrastructure resources as a single, version-controlled unit (stack).
View termThe process of incorporating pre-built infrastructure code modules or components into IaC scripts or templates to enable code reuse and maintainability.
View termA practice in which infrastructure components are replaced rather than modified in place, ensuring that deployed environments remain consistent and predictable.
View termThe process of deploying a monitoring, management, or automation agent on a system, enabling remote observability, control, or configuration enforcement.
View termThe automated process of dynamically substituting variable values into templates, configuration files, or scripts at runtime.
View termA real-time, automated source of truth for infrastructure or hosts, used in configuration management tools to reflect current state and enable flexible automation.
View termA core automation service or software component that orchestrates the deployment, configuration, and management of infrastructure resources across cloud or hybrid environments.
View termA system or service that automates the execution of sequences of tasks, jobs, or scripts in infrastructure and application delivery pipelines.
View termThe core automation component or tool responsible for processing infrastructure-as-code definitions and managing resource provisioning, state, and updates across cloud or on-premises environments.
View termA system or tool that processes code-based templates to automatically generate infrastructure resource definitions or configuration files.
View termA reusable and composable set of configuration files or code blocks that define specific infrastructure resources, enabling standardized automation across environments.
View termA reusable, composable unit of infrastructure code in Terraform, enabling automation of standard resource patterns across multiple environments.
View termCoordinated management and automation of infrastructure components, such as compute, network, and storage, across multiple environments using orchestration tools.
View termA reusable, standardized architectural solution for deploying and managing IT infrastructure components, ensuring operational consistency and compliance across environments.
View termAn infrastructure and deployment strategy where resources are never modified in place but are replaced by new, fully configured instances to ensure consistency and auditability.
View termA detailed, versioned sequence of steps and configurations describing how infrastructure or application changes will be deployed, including dependencies, validation, and rollback procedures.
View termA pre-defined architecture template or plan describing resources, configuration, and dependencies for consistent, automated infrastructure deployments across environments.
View termA documented and automated set of procedures designed to revert infrastructure or configuration changes to the previous stable state if deployment or automation fails.
View termA structured, version-controlled template or plan describing the design, configuration, and dependencies of a complete infrastructure environment.
View termA declarative JSON-based file used in Microsoft Azure to define and deploy cloud infrastructure resources automatically and reproducibly.
View termA predefined, reusable configuration file used to automate the deployment and management of cloud resources, supporting consistency and policy compliance across environments.
View termA standardized configuration file defining parameters and resource properties for automated deployment or management, enabling repeatable and compliant infrastructure provisioning.
View termA formally documented set of rules or controls governing infrastructure operations to ensure regulatory, organizational, or security standards are met and maintained through automation and monitoring.
View termA set of rules or permissions that control how scripts or automated tasks are executed, ensuring security, compliance, and operational consistency in infrastructure automation.
View termA formal rule or set of rules defined to govern provisioning, configuration, compliance, or security of infrastructure resources, enforced by automation or IaC tools.
View termA set of rules or permissions defined in code that govern the access, usage, and lifecycle management of infrastructure resources, typically enforced by cloud platforms or configuration management tools.
View termThe automated process of allocating, configuring, and deploying cloud or on-premises resources using infrastructure as code and orchestration tools.
View termAutomated allocation, configuration, and deployment of IT resources (compute, network, storage) through scripts, templates, or orchestration tools in accordance with infrastructure as code (IaC) principles.
View termThe practice of validating that infrastructure components deployed via code function as intended, typically by using automated tests to check security, compliance, and performance criteria in CI/CD pipelines.
View termThe process of evaluating individual IaC modules or reusable code components for correctness, reliability, and compliance prior to integration with larger infrastructure codebases.
View termThe process of making reusable IaC modules available in public or private registries, enabling standardized sharing and adoption of infrastructure code across teams and organizations.
View termAn individual infrastructure component—such as a server, database, or network—deployed as part of a stack using automation templates or orchestration tools.
View termAny virtualized compute, storage, or networking asset provisioned in a cloud environment, including virtual machines, databases, containers, and managed services.
View termA central repository for versioned, reusable automation modules or components, enabling standardized and efficient infrastructure deployment.
View termThe automated process of detecting and correcting configuration drift, ensuring deployed infrastructure remains consistent with the desired state defined in code.
View termA managed storage location, typically version-controlled, for source code, configuration files, and automation scripts used in infrastructure as code workflows.
View termThe practice of repeatedly utilizing prebuilt infrastructure modules across multiple deployments or environments to standardize automation and reduce configuration errors.
View termThe process of reverting infrastructure or configuration changes to a previous stable state following a failure, error, or policy violation, typically automated through versioning or orchestration tools.
View termThe process of regularly updating and replacing authentication credentials such as API keys, passwords, and secrets to maintain security and reduce the risk of unauthorized access.
View termThe automated, periodic update and replacement of credentials, API keys, or other sensitive information to enhance security and reduce risk of compromise.
View termA documented set of step-by-step automated procedures used to perform routine operational tasks or incident responses in IT environments.
View termThe values or data produced by an infrastructure module, often used as inputs for other modules or orchestration steps in automated pipelines.
View termThe detailed result and summary of proposed infrastructure changes generated by an automation tool, providing a preview of actions before execution for validation and compliance.
View termAn executable file or code block used to automate the setup and deployment of infrastructure resources in alignment with IaC principles.
View termA secure service for storing, managing, and accessing sensitive credentials, keys, or tokens used in automation and infrastructure integrations.
View termContinuous monitoring and reporting of all infrastructure components, including servers, devices, software, and dependencies across environments.
View termA programming approach where infrastructure configuration is defined in terms of the desired end state, rather than explicit steps to achieve that state.
View termA discrete, automated operation that allocates, configures, or updates infrastructure resources as part of a larger deployment or orchestration workflow.
View termAn individual, defined automation step within an orchestration playbook (such as Ansible or SaltStack), specifying actions to be performed on target systems.
View termThe process of verifying IaC templates for syntactic correctness, policy compliance, and operational feasibility prior to deployment, often enforced through automated CI/CD checks.
View termA dynamic value set at the operating system or application level, commonly used to inject configuration, secrets, or context into scripts, deployments, and automation pipelines without hardcoding.
View termA value produced by a script, module, or deployment process, typically used to pass resource IDs, endpoints, or computed results to downstream automation steps or reporting systems.
View termA value assigned or derived dynamically during the execution of an automation script or infrastructure deployment, allowing for environment-specific customization without altering the base code.
View termAn automated or manual process to verify that infrastructure, configurations, and automation workflows meet organizational, regulatory, and security requirements.
View termThe practice of assigning version numbers to infrastructure code, templates, or deployed environments to track changes, enable rollbacks, and maintain consistency throughout the resource lifecycle.
View termThe systematic management of different versions of infrastructure templates to ensure traceability, rollback, and consistency across code changes and deployments.
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