The problem you're facing
Your infrastructure exists, but its description lives in administrators' heads and internal notes. Reproducing an environment, proving its configuration or understanding a change's impact: everything becomes an investigation. And an emergency restore, a nightmare.
Our answer
We describe your infrastructure as code: Terraform for resources, Ansible for configurations, all versioned in Git with review of every change. Reproducing an environment becomes one command; proving its configuration, a diff; and configuration errors, something read before they reach production.
What LaMeDuSe takes care of
- Infrastructure described in Terraform (cloud, network, machines)
- Configurations in Ansible (hardening, services, applications)
- Git versioning with review of every change
- On-demand reproducible environments
- Progressive migration plan from existing setup to IaC
- Deployment tests and validation
- Training your teams in IaC practice
Our methodology
- 1
Delivery chain diagnostic
Analysis of the path from commit to production: durations, manual steps, risks and bottlenecks.
- 2
Incremental automation
Quick wins first, then progressive industrialisation: tests, build, deployment, rollback.
- 3
Infrastructure as Code
All infrastructure versioned, reviewed and reproducible : no more untracked manual configuration.
- 4
Handover & autonomy
Documentation, training for your teams and knowledge transfer: you stay in control of your chain.
Relevant technologies
Security
Secrets managed outside the codebase (Vault, SOPS), dependency scanning, container image scans and signing of deployed artefacts.
Hosting & infrastructure
We run these practices on our own European infrastructure every day: what we deploy for you, we operate for ourselves.
Maintenance
Continuous improvement of the chain, version watch, and optional on-call support for your critical pipelines.
Why LaMeDuSe
Our own European infrastructure, datacenters, clusters, platforms, is managed as code by our teams. We don't teach a theory: we live the practice, with its pitfalls and real gains.
Frequently asked questions
No: migration happens through increments. Start with new environments, then progressively import the existing setup (Terraform import tools). The infrastructure keeps running during the rollout.