The essential guide to detecting drift and doing something about it

Your policy workbench, different policies, and metadata available to them to make decisions is probably the most important feature you have to us. The selling point that I’m hammering is now we can make access/push/approval decisions more intelligently. We can add other teams as approvers to PRs based on what types of resources are being touched or what stack they are in. I’ve implemented a feature where the access policy on a stack allows you stack_write access to it based on a label affixed to the stack. This is all very cool and will move us forward.

You guys move crazy fast… Things keep changing as I migrate 😃

That feature is awesome btw. Makes my life with the migration a lot easier.

I have to say, I love the tasks functionality.. makes debugging so much easier…

Hello there 👋 Glad that Spacelift got picked to make our infrastructure-as-code runs better 🎉

Indeed, we also have evaluated the Terraform Cloud Enterprise solution, however since our needs in terms of Infrastructure-as-Code and Continuous Deployment span beyond Terraform (e.g. SAM, potentially Ansible), we are leaning towards Spacelift as our global solution.

Thank you for building Spacelift we’re really excited to be using it. Before spacelift all terraform applies had to be done locally from peoples mac books, this is such an improvement both for their productivity as well as the safety, security, and observability of those applies.

I love the platform y’all have built – it has made managing our infrastructure 10000000x easier

Today, my devs did their first fully-unassisted app deployment to production. Over the past 2.5 years, we’ve trained towards GitOps and, step-by-step, turned over the automation to the devs. First, we got them comfortable with creating PRs with their version bumps, then we introduced them to Spacelift, teaching them how to navigate plans and use the Spacelift Github integration checks to validate the deploys as well as introducing them to TF plans, now available to them in SL. And today, one of our leads handled the whole process w/out DevOps intervention.

Spacelift completed the circuit, by giving u a consistent and independent run environment, and a UI that makes the whole TF layer accessible to all users, putting the icing on the cake.

Thank you for helping so quickly and diligently to debug our issue. This isn’t even the first time you all have hopped on quickly either but I really did want to call it out today that as a customer, I had a great experience, and I hope you can pass this on internally.

woot!

i’m stoked

SL is by far the best platform I have ever seen for this type of work.

and I’ve looked and tried a lot of solutions.

Yep, all good. Having a great time working on getting our setup refactored to work nicely with Spacelift. It’s my focus currently and I’m enjoying it.