Resourcely and Cookiecutter
Resourcely is singularly focused on provisioning and managing infrastructure configuration. Cookiecutter is a CLI utility designed for project scaffolding by creating code templates.
Resourcely is an infrastructure configuration platform. With it, platform teams build guided infrastructure deployment templates. Developers move faster with a UI that generates infrastructure as code that looks like an expert wrote it.
Cookiecutter is an open-source library for building coding project templates. It is a general purpose framework, without integration into the cloud infrastructure ecosystem. It is CLI-based, and is used to create reusable code templates.
How Resourcely and Cookiecutter compare
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Build self-service configuration
Scale your central teams, enabling your developers to move faster, while securing and stabilizing your cloud platform.
Blueprints
Paved roads to production: customize patterns for developers to deploy cloud resources. Automatically generate UI that generates Terraform that meets your expectations.
Guardrails
Safeguard your cloud infrastructure: implement rules and policies, expose them to your developers at code creation, and prevent misconfiguration from making it to production as part of your CI.
Campaigns
Fix your production issues: detect vulnerabilities and give developers the tooling to fix them without having to be cloud infrastructure experts.
Developers shouldn't have to be cloud infrastructure experts
With Resourcely, they don't have to be