Terraform Generator by Digger

Automatically generate infrastructure-as-code on AWS

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Automatically generate infrastructure-as-code on AWS

9 followers

Terragen automatically generates Terraform for your apps on AWS - so you don't have to write infrastructure code by hand. Just connect your AWS account and deploy!

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Digger.dev

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Hello Makers! Almost exactly a year ago we have launched Digger here on ProductHunt. Since then thousands of developers started using it, and our mission remains to build the best developer platform ever. We are often asked - why so many products that look so similar? After Digger we have also launched Lemon, Alicorn and most recently AWS Bootstrap to name a few. The answer is simple: we want every feature of Digger to be best-in-class. So we are making a product out of it and launch it and perfect it if people need it, or kill the feature if there is not enough demand. Terraform generation is one of the most powerful features of the platform. Not only your AWS account is taken care of - you also get the underlying code that is fully customisable. So you are not limited by the UI and can literally build whatever you want as long as AWS supports it. It's easy with Terragen: ✅ Connect your AWS account ✅ Connect a GitHub repository for your infrastructure code ✅ Terragen will push generated Terraform there ✅ Then you can add more apps and services - and Terraform will get automatically updated! ✅ And you can use the digger_overrides folder to add your own custom terraform We believe that the only way to make a truly great platform is to listen to the users and ship things they need. So please tell us what you think!

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3yr ago

Digger.dev

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This will help people save weeks!

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3yr ago

Digger.dev

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@mohamed_habib1 and tons of 💵 💵 💵 - because if there's no DevOps expertise in the team the only option is paying someone who has. Startups rarely can afford that so things break all the time and that makes it even slower / more expensive

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3yr ago