coder/enterprise-terraform

The enterprise-terraform repository provides pre-built infrastructure templates that let you deploy Coder (a development environment platform) to the cloud with a single command. Instead of manually configuring servers, networking, and other cloud resources piece by piece, you use these templates to spin everything up at once. The templates use a tool called Terraform, which is essentially a way to describe your cloud infrastructure in configuration files rather than clicking through a cloud provider's web console. You write or tweak a few settings, run a command, and Terraform handles creating all the necessary pieces, virtual machines, networking rules, load balancers, and so on, in the right order. This repo packages those configurations so you don't have to write them yourself. Right now, the only ready-to-use setup is for Google Cloud Platform, specifically for running Coder on Google Kubernetes Engine. The repository includes a self-hosted example you can follow to get started. The team has plans to add support for Azure and Amazon Web Services, and they may eventually add Digital Ocean, but those aren't available yet. So if your organization runs on Google Cloud, this is immediately useful, if you're on another cloud, you'll need to wait. This would appeal to engineering teams or IT administrators who want to set up Coder for their company without building the deployment from scratch. For example, if you're a startup that already uses Google Cloud and wants to give your developers cloud-based coding environments, this repo gives you a shortcut to get there rather than figuring out all the infrastructure details on your own. The project is still early, with only one cloud provider supported and a small feature roadmap. The README doesn't go into much detail about prerequisites or specific configuration steps, you'd likely need to follow the linked example to understand what's actually involved.