some programming languages have interactive and visual tools for learning, such as Python Tutor (which includes JavaScript, C/C++, and Java) and Scratch, which is our inspiration for the development of the project, but there is no tool like that for learning infrastructure as code (IaC).
what are the common ways to learn IaC? video tutorials and documentation? boooooring. our playground transforms a graphical view of the infrastructure into OpenTF code (formerly Terraform), making it easier to read and understand the code and providing an interactive way to learn IaC, where you can build your infrastructure code from scratch.
ideally, you should have knowledge of the basics of cloud and computer networks. for example, you should known what is a network and a subnet, what is a firewall, what are sockets, etc. besides that, the only thing you need is creativity to build your infrastructure and see it as OpenTF.
the easiest way is accessing our playground and start scratching.
the other way is cloning the project and adding your own super secret infrastructure templates, that's why you don't want to contribute publicly to the project :c
just choose a node package manager of your preference (bun, npm, yarn, pnpm, ...) and run:
npm install && npm run devaccess http://localhost:3000 and you are ready to go
the project is still a embryo so, for now, we only support AWS.
- EC2
- Security Groups
- VPC's
- Subnets
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the main way to contribute to our project is to develop templates that will be used by our parser for conversion into OpenTF code. to do this you need to:
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we follow MIT license. see on LICENSE