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Official site for Ansible, the open-source IT automation tool by Red Hat. It provides product information, comprehensive documentation, tutorials, and resources for automating configuration management, application deployment, and orchestration with Ansible Core and the Ansible Automation Platform.

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Official documentation for Crossplane, the Kubernetes extension that provisions cloud infrastructure through custom resources. Covers providers, compositions, and claims, so operators can build platform APIs that developers consume with ordinary kubectl manifests.

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Pulumi's official learning path for defining cloud infrastructure in general-purpose languages such as TypeScript, Python, and Go. Covers projects, stacks, and resource dependencies, ending with a deployed multi-service application.

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A Udemy course by Zeal Vora aimed at the HashiCorp Certified Terraform Associate exam, covering providers, state, modules, and workspaces through AWS labs. Includes practice tests matching the published exam blueprint.

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terraform.io

Terraform.io is the official site for HashiCorp's Terraform, a leading Infrastructure as Code tool. It provides comprehensive documentation, tutorials, a providers/modules registry, and installation guides to help you learn, write, and deploy infrastructure as code.

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Infrastructure as Code

Kief Morris's O'Reilly book on managing servers and cloud platforms as versioned code. It sets out patterns for provisioning, configuration, testing, and change pipelines, plus the team practices that keep infrastructure reproducible rather than hand-tuned.

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O'Reilly guide to Puppet 4 configuration management, covering the Puppet language, manifests, modules, Hiera data, and the Puppet server. Readers will be able to write modules and manage the configuration of many servers declaratively instead of by hand.

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