InfraWeave is a cloud-native control plane that bridges the gap between infrastructure as code (IaC) and development teams. It simplifies how you build, manage, and deploy infrastructure templates.

Key features:

• Multiple Deployment Methods: Deploy infrastructure via GitOps, CLI, Python SDK, or Kubernetes manifests.

• Terraform-Powered: Built on Terraform for reliable, production-ready infrastructure provisioning.

• Integration Ready: Works with Backstage Developer Portal and provides APIs for custom integrations.

• Platform Team Enablement: Publish, version, and upgrade Terraform modules with minimal friction.

• Developer-Focused: Deploy infrastructure using prebuilt modules without deep Terraform expertise.

• Documentation as Code: Module documentation lives alongside your Terraform code, staying in sync automatically.

• Stack Composition: Build and share infrastructure stacks across teams with safe upgrade paths.

• Low Maintenance: Runs on a minimal set of managed services to reduce operational overhead.

• Scales With You: Handles everything from small projects to enterprise infrastructure.

• Cost-Effective: Typically runs for a few dollars per month.

View the features and documentation.

• Documentation
• Current Status
• Getting started
  • Setting up the platform
  • Publish a module
  • Deploy an available module
• Community
• Contributing
• Security
• License

For detailed documentation, visit preview.infraweave.io.

InfraWeave is currently in preview.

Bootstrap your cloud environment by deploying the central and workload modules for your cloud provider. Repository links.

Required components:

• central - Storage and databases for the control plane
• workload - Runtime environments deployed per project (e.g., AWS Account/Azure Subscription)

Start with a Terraform module you want to make available for deployment.

0. Prepare your Terraform module (include the .terraform.lock.hcl file).

terraform {
  required_providers {
    aws = {
      source = "hashicorp/aws"
      version = "~> 5.0"
    }
  }
}

resource "aws_s3_bucket" "example" {
  bucket = var.bucket_name
  tags   = var.tags
}

variable "bucket_name" {
  type    = string
}

variable "tags" {
  type = map(string)
  default = {
    Owner = "John Doe"
    Department = "Platform"
  }
}

1. Define a module.yaml

apiVersion: infraweave.io/v1
kind: Module
metadata:
  name: s3bucket # The name of the module you define
spec:
  moduleName: S3Bucket # metadata.name cannot have any uppercase, which is why we need this
  version: 0.0.11-dev # The released version to use
  description: "This module deploys an S3 bucket in AWS" # Supports markdown
  reference: https://github.com/your-org/s3bucket # The URL to the module's source code

2. Publish it! (to dev-track)

infraweave module publish dev .

Let’s look at four different ways to deploy this module:

• GitOps
• CLI
• Kubernetes
• Python

For the first three options, you will use a manifest like this:

apiVersion: infraweave.io/v1
kind: S3Bucket
metadata:
  name: my-s3-bucket
spec:
  moduleVersion: 0.0.11-dev # The released version to use, must match the version in the module.yaml
  region: us-west-2
  variables:
    bucketName: my-unique-bucket-name-32142j
    tags:
      Name234: my-s3bucket
      Environment43: dev

GitOps

With GitOps configured, push the manifest to your repository:

git add s3_manifest.yaml
git commit -m "Add S3 bucket"
git push

CLI

For quick local deployments:

infraweave apply <namespace> s3_manifest.yaml

Kubernetes

With the operator installed, deploy alongside your application:

kubectl apply -f s3_manifest.yaml

Python

Deploy infrastructure programmatically:

from infraweave import S3Bucket, Deployment

bucket_module = S3Bucket(
    version='0.0.11-dev',
    track="dev"
)

bucket1 = Deployment(
    name="bucket1",
    module=bucket_module,
    region="us-west-2"
)

with bucket1:
    bucket1.set_variables(
        bucket_name="my-bucket12347ydfs3"
    )
    bucket1.apply()
    # Run tests or perform operations

# Automatic cleanup on context exit

The Python SDK is useful for integration tests involving multiple modules or stacks.

Join the InfraWeave community for help, ideas, and discussions:

• Discord - Chat with the team and other users

Contributions are welcome! See the contribution guide to get started.

Report security vulnerabilities to opensource@infraweave.com rather than creating public issues.

InfraWeave is released under the Apache License 2.0.