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infrastructure-as-code

Collection of configuration files used to deploy and manage my little "cloud" of self-hosted services.

Everything is automated using GitLab CI/CD.

Homelab infrastructure as code - Proxmox, Docker (dockhost), Kubernetes (kubecluster)

Infrastructure-as-code project for my self-hosting hobby and more.

Terraform on AWS: modular VPC + EC2, EKS with registry modules, and a Jenkins pipeline that provisions, deploys and destroys its own infrastructure. S3 remote state, GitLab CI (fmt, tflint, validate), and documented real-world troubleshooting.

Personal portfolio website built with Next.js, deployed on AWS S3 + CloudFront via Terraform with GitLab CI/CD

Production-grade Multi-Cloud Kubernetes & IaC Platform across AWS & Azure. Features Terraform, EKS, AKS, Helm, S3 Glacier DR, and Zero-Trust Network Security.

What Terraform describes in GCP for LedgerFlow — modules, one environment, nothing applied by hand

Auto-trigger docker build for terragrunt when new terraform version released.

Production style AWS platform built as code with multi-account organization, least-privilege GitLab OIDC pipelines, hardened state storage, tested security controls.

Production-style DevSecOps platform on AWS: STIG-hardened RKE2 Kubernetes on RHEL 9, built from code with Terraform, Ansible and Puppet. GitLab CI scan gates, Harbor, GitOps with Argo CD, Keycloak SSO and air-gapped delivery. One command builds it, one tears it down.

Platform engineering and operations development collective hosted by SMUNZ. We build and operate digital infrastructure for SMUNZ-hosted collectives.

OpenTofu/Terraform module for managing Rancher system-upgrade-controller and pinned K3s or RKE2 upgrade plans

OpenTofu/Terraform module for granting an automation agent a scoped ServiceAccount (cluster-wide read + targeted write) and a minted kubeconfig in a Kubernetes cluster

OpenTofu/Terraform module for managing GitLab projects — branch protection, tag protection, badges, variables

Serie práctica de infraestructura empresarial en Linux: 10 laboratorios de Infraestructura como Código (IaC) con OpenTofu, CentOS Stream 10, SELinux en modo Enforcing y estándares FHS 3.0 para r/LinuxEnEspanol patrocinada por Cherry Servers.

tf-infra — Live Terraform Infrastructure

Provisions and manages the homelab private cloud using reusable modules from tf-modules.

Live Terraform configurations that compose modules from tf-modules to provision actual infrastructure. Each environment is an independent root module with its own state.

Environments production: NAT network 10.0.100.0/24, DHCP, local DNS via libvirt staging: NAT network 10.0.101.0/24, separate domain (staging.homelab.local) What's in here environments/production/: Production root module — network layer, state, tfvars environments/staging/: Staging root module — mirrors production with isolated state CI/CD: terraform fmt + terraform validate for all environments, AI code review, semver auto-tagging Tech Stack IaC: Terraform (managed via tfenv) Provider: libvirt Modules: Sourced from yggdrasil13/hnoss/tf-modules via git SSH + semver tag

Medium-interaction SSH/Telnet honeypot built with Cowrie, Loki, Promtail, and Grafana - provisioned on DigitalOcean via Terraform with a GitLab CI validation pipeline.

Infrastructure as code for ruslangaiderbek.dev: Terraform for three Cloudflare zones and the Vercel projects, a dormant Hetzner + Ansible contour, state kept in GitLab.

NeighborhoodGraph is an open-source civic intelligence platform that transforms housing, land, infrastructure, and community data into an interactive knowledge graph. It enables users to explore properties, ownership networks, neighborhood trends, and public infrastructure through AI-powered analysis and digital twin visualization. By connecting fragmented public records and geospatial data into a unified system, NeighborhoodGraph helps communities, researchers, and governments better understand how places change over time and how those changes impact people’s lives. https://roxanneardary.com/neighborhood-graph/