| Developers: | Regional region |
| Date of the premiere of the system: | 2025/12/18 |
| Technology: | ITSM - IT Service Management Systems |
Main article: IT Service Management (ITSM)
2025: Terraform Presentation
On December 18, 2025, the Regional Cloud introduced an additional tool in the cloud that allows DevOps engineers and other IT professionals to describe and manage cloud servers and their snapshots as code, integrating infrastructure into familiar development processes and CI/CD pipelines.
Terraform providers are presented in the form of plugins and allow you to interact with the API of a specific cloud platform: quickly deploy and change the infrastructure, support several identical environments for development, testing and production, track change history through the version control system.
The infrastructure itself is described as code, which makes it easier for teams to collaborate and allows changes to be made safely and predictably. Incorporating infrastructure into CI/CD reduces operational risk and makes cloud scaling and maintenance faster and more stable. Terraform automatically creates, modifies, or deletes resources to align the infrastructure with the specified description.
| We see that business is increasingly using infrastructure as code, and our task is to provide tools that allow you to safely and transparently manage resources in the cloud. Customers no longer need to manually maintain their infrastructure or spend time on repetitive operations. The tool will reduce the likelihood of errors, speed up the release of products and make the work of teams more predictable, - said Alexey Tyunyaev, Director of Cloud Products of the Regional Cloud. |
The configuration of the Reg.cloud infrastructure is described in files in the HCL language, the syntax of which is close to YAML, or in the form of JSON files. Files can be stored in version control (Git) systems, reviewed along with application code, tested and reused in different projects. The provider provides management of IaaS resources of the regional cloud, including cloud servers and their snapshots, and can be integrated into existing DevOps and CI/CD processes.
