AZURE · TERRAFORM · INFRASTRUCTURE AS CODE

Turn existing Azure infrastructure into clean, maintainable Terraform.

SecureITStudio helps organizations convert manually deployed Azure resources into version-controlled Infrastructure as Code and build repeatable Azure deployments from a standardized Terraform foundation.

Existing Azure → Terraform Greenfield IaC Remote state Git-ready delivery
main.tf
# Existing Azure, brought under control

resource "azurerm_resource_group" "platform" {
  name     = "rg-platform-prod"
  location = "germanywestcentral"

  tags = {
    managed_by = "terraform"
  }
}
terraform plan: infrastructure matches configuration

Focused on practical Azure infrastructure—not unnecessary platform complexity.

SERVICES

Start with the infrastructure you already have.

Small, clearly scoped engagements with concrete technical deliverables.

02

New Azure IaC Deployments

Build repeatable Terraform configurations for foundational Azure workloads using variables, naming standards, tags and reusable patterns.

  • Networking
  • Compute
  • Storage
  • Azure SQL
  • Security foundations
03

Terraform Foundation

Establish the operating model around Terraform so code, state and deployment responsibilities are understandable and maintainable.

  • Remote state design
  • Repository structure
  • Environment separation
  • Documentation
  • CI/CD readiness

INITIAL TECHNICAL SCOPE

Azure fundamentals first.

A deliberately focused starting catalog that can expand as engagements grow.

RG
Resource GroupsStructure, tags and lifecycle
NET
Virtual NetworksVNets, subnets and addressing
NSG
Network Security GroupsRules and associations
VM
Azure Virtual MachinesWindows and Linux compute
ST
Storage AccountsStorage configuration and access
SQL
Azure SQL DatabaseManaged database deployments
SQLVM
SQL on Azure VMIaaS database workloads
KV
Key VaultSecrets and platform integration

DELIVERY MODEL

A controlled path from portal-built infrastructure to code.

  1. 1
    Discover

    Inventory resources, dependencies, naming and current configuration.

  2. 2
    Import

    Bring existing resources under Terraform state without recreating them.

  3. 3
    Refactor

    Replace generated or ad-hoc configuration with readable, reusable Terraform.

  4. 4
    Validate

    Review the Terraform plan and eliminate unintended changes.

  5. 5
    Handover

    Deliver documented code, state strategy and operating instructions.

WHY INFRASTRUCTURE AS CODE

Make infrastructure reproducible, reviewable and recoverable.

Version controlled

Infrastructure changes become visible in Git instead of disappearing into portal history.

Repeatable

Use the same deployment logic across development, test and production environments.

Recoverable

Documented infrastructure definitions reduce dependency on manual reconstruction.

Auditable

Configuration is explicit and can be reviewed before deployment.

START SMALL

Begin with one Azure resource group.

A focused assessment can identify what can be imported, what needs refactoring, and what a safe Terraform conversion would involve.

Prototype form — backend/email delivery will be connected in the next deployment phase.