Category:Infrastructure as Code: Difference between revisions

Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is the practice of defining, provisioning and managing computing infrastructure—servers, networks, storage, services—through human-readable, version‑controlled configuration files rather than manual, ad hoc processes; by treating infrastructure definitions as code, teams gain repeatable, declarative or imperative templates that can be automatically tested, reviewed, and deployed via CI/CD pipelines, ensure environment consistency, reduce configuration drift, and accelerate scalable, reliable delivery of applications across development, staging, and production environments.