Infrastructure as Code (Terraform Cloud)

Infrastructure is treated as a first-class, version-controlled asset within the platform. All environments—development, QA, staging, and production—are provisioned and managed using Infrastructure as Code through Terraform Cloud. This ensures that infrastructure is reproducible, auditable, and consistent across regions and cloud providers.

By defining infrastructure declaratively, the platform eliminates configuration drift and manual intervention. Every change to infrastructure follows the same lifecycle as application code: reviewed, approved, versioned, and traceable. This dramatically reduces operational risk while enabling faster, safer iteration.

Terraform Cloud workspaces are structured to support multi-environment and multi-tenant operations, enabling controlled scaling and clean separation of concerns. Environments can be created, updated, or decommissioned automatically, supporting rapid experimentation and controlled expansion.

This approach provides long-term resilience. As requirements evolve—whether due to scale, geography, or cost optimisation—infra changes can be applied predictably without disruptive rebuilds. Infrastructure becomes a reliable foundation rather than a bottleneck, enabling the platform to grow confidently and sustainably.