Infrastructure as Code (IaC) for Healthcare

Infrastructure that behaves like software

Manually configured servers are infrastructure that can only be understood by the person who configured them. When they fail, when they need to be reproduced, when the team member who built them leaves — manual configuration becomes a liability. IaC treats infrastructure as software: version-controlled, reviewed, tested, and reproducible by anyone with the right credentials.

We write Terraform for cloud-agnostic infrastructure across AWS, Azure, and GCP, with modules that enforce your organisation's standards for naming, tagging, security groups, and IAM policies. Terragrunt manages multi-environment configurations with DRY principles. For AWS-centric teams, CDK provides type-safe infrastructure with familiar programming languages.

IaC adoption typically surfaces infrastructure drift that has accumulated over years of manual changes. We conduct drift assessments, import existing resources into IaC state, and establish a governance process that prevents out-of-band changes from reintroducing drift. The CI pipeline validates plans on every pull request before any change reaches production.