Firefly announces the 2023 State of Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) Survey results
Summary
Firefly, an innovator forging new ground for managing multi-cloud infrastructure, today announced it has released its 2023 State of Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) Report. Firefly’s findings suggest most organizations are strategically all-in on including IaC in their IT strategy, but have not determined the best tactics to codify their cloud assets and keep them aligned to the desired configuration. Mike Vizard, Chief Content Officer at TechStrong Group, published his thoughts on the findings in the DevOps.com article, Devs Increasingly Rely on IaC to Manage Multiple Clouds. To meet the challenge of governing these complex infrastructures, organizations have been codifying their cloud assets (such as Kubernetes clusters, AWS security groups, IAM, S3 storage, and more) into infrastructure-as-code using tools like Terraform, Pulumi, and Helm. In a DevOps environment, IaC is a tool developers can use to efficiently provision the cloud resources they need, while employing guardrails for consistency, reliability, and reduced risk.