Misconfiguration is costing you
Bad configuration leads to incidents and slow developer velocity,
with impact in the millions of dollars
Incidents and outages
Incorrect parameters can cause breaches, outages, and downtime - with direct and indirect costs
Bad configuration
Infrastructure configuration requires specific skills and knowledge, slowing developers and ops teams down
Developer and ops time
Your developers are defining and deploying infrastructure, but they don't have the tools to do it properly
The impact of disruption
Misconfiguration disrupts normally stable environments, causing unexpected downtime or security breaches
Unexpected triage
Context switching and debugging under time pressure takes hours of time away from developers and ops/platform teams
Stability
Don't risk downtime of critical services caused by developers that don't have the proper context or skills
Breaches and incidents
Data breaches grew at a rate of 78% in 2023, affecting over 353 million victims. The average cost of a data breach is $4.9 million.
Meet engineers where they are
Paved roads to production integrated into the deployment stack you love: your CI, your runners, your version control.
Make it easy for engineers to deploy infrastructure
Give helpful context and bespoke configuration experiences based on the scenario
Abstract away complex IaC concepts, exposing only the options necessary
Democratize access to infrastructure deployment
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Ship faster without breaking production
Developers don't want to be experts in IaC or configuration best practices - give them the tools to move faster
Configuration is painful and slow
Developers don't want to be experts in security groups, firewalls, IAM, or ACLs, resulting in delayed commits and slower development
IaC skills are not a priority
Writing Terraform takes excess time and more effort
Too many cloud services
Complex architecture and countless parameters means engineers are hunting through documentation and asking for help constantly
Terraform modules like this are painful to write and manage
Developers don't want to care about infrastructure
With Resourcely, they don't have to.