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Infrastructure Automation Platforms

A directory of 22 Infrastructure Automation Platforms products and vendors. Infrastructure automation platforms provision, configure and manage servers, networks and cloud resources through code and policy, replacing manual operations. Links go to each vendor's site.

26 topics•2 categories•Updated October 2026

Vendors & Products

22 entries

Products and vendors listed for Infrastructure Automation Platforms.

01Canonical MaaSMetal as a Service turns bare-metal servers into an efficient, scalable private cloud with self-service, remote OS installation across your data center. 02HCL BigFixAI-powered endpoint management platform that automates discovery, patching, and remediation across on-premises, mobile, virtual, and cloud endpoints. 03Cisco Data Center AutomationAutomates IT processes across computing, network, and storage layers in physical and virtual environments to increase data center speed and agility. 04OpenText IT AutomationAutomates provisioning, configuration, patching, and vulnerability remediation across the data center. 05Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Automation ToolsGuidance on using Ansible, Chef, Puppet, Terraform, Packer, and other tools to automate VM configuration and infrastructure management in Azure. 06CFEngineAutomates large-scale, complex, mission-critical infrastructure with continuous configuration, security, and compliance enforcement. 07Puppet BoltOpen source orchestration tool that automates ad-hoc infrastructure tasks — patching, troubleshooting, deployments — over SSH or WinRM with no agent required. 08Red Hat Ansible Automation PlatformEnterprise-wide automation foundation for configuration management, provisioning, and application deployment across hybrid environments. 09ResolveAgentic IT automation and orchestration platform that resolves incidents in minutes and cuts manual ticket volume by up to 90%. 10IBM TurbonomicAutomates application resource management across hybrid and multicloud infrastructure, continuously optimizing compute, storage, and network in real time. 11VMware Cloud Foundation AutomationSelf-service private cloud automation for building, running, and managing AI, Kubernetes, and VM-based applications. VMware is now part of Broadcom. 12Terraform (HashiCorp)Infrastructure-as-code tool that lets you build, change, and version cloud and on-prem infrastructure safely with a consistent CLI workflow. HashiCorp is now part of IBM, which completed the acquisition in February 2025. 13Chef Enterprise Automation StackCommon automation approach for DevSecOps teams covering application delivery, infrastructure configuration, and compliance auditing. 14PulumiInfrastructure-as-code platform that lets teams define and manage cloud infrastructure using general-purpose languages like Python, TypeScript, Go, and C#, rather than a domain-specific templating language. 15AWS CloudFormationModels and provisions AWS and third-party resources through JSON or YAML templates, with drift detection to keep deployed infrastructure aligned with its defined state. 16Vagrant (HashiCorp)Creates and manages reproducible, portable virtual development environments from simple configuration files, keeping local setups consistent across a team. HashiCorp is now part of IBM. 17Salt (SaltProject)Event-driven, Python-based remote execution and configuration management engine built to manage tens of thousands of nodes from a unified control plane. 18CrossplaneOpen-source framework that extends Kubernetes control planes to provision and manage cloud infrastructure through custom, declarative APIs. 19SpinnakerOpen-source, multi-cloud continuous delivery platform with a flexible pipeline system and built-in deployment strategies like blue-green and canary releases. 20Perforce Puppet EnterpriseAgent-based desired-state configuration management providing declarative, drift-corrected control across thousands of servers — distinct from the agentless Puppet Bolt above. 21OpenTofuOpen-source infrastructure as code tool, a fork of Terraform. 22PackerBuilds machine images from a single configuration. HashiCorp is now part of IBM.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Infrastructure Automation Platforms?

Infrastructure automation platforms provision, configure and manage servers, networks and cloud resources through code and policy, replacing manual operations.

How do I choose Infrastructure Automation Platforms?

Compare vendors on declarative versus procedural model, cloud and on-premises coverage, state handling, drift detection and ecosystem.

Which vendors are listed for Infrastructure Automation Platforms?

This directory lists 22 products and vendors, including Canonical MaaS, HCL BigFix, Cisco Data Center Automation, OpenText IT Automation, Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Automation Tools.

What other directories relate to Infrastructure Automation Platforms?

See Infrastructure as Code Tools, IaC Security Tools, Configuration Management Tools.

How current are the listings?

Links were rechecked in October 2026. Vendors rename, merge and retire products often, so confirm details on the vendor's site; renamed products note where their old address now leads.

What are the current versions of the HashiCorp tools?

The latest versions as listed on releases.hashicorp.com on 21 October 2026 were Terraform 1.16.6, Packer 1.16.1, Nomad 2.0.7, Vault 2.2.0 and Consul 2.0.4. IBM completed its acquisition of HashiCorp on 27 February 2025; the products involved are Terraform, Vault, Consul, Nomad, Vagrant and Packer.

Which configuration management releases are current?

ansible-core 2.21 (May 2026) is the newest Ansible release line, maintained until November 2027. OpenVox 9.1.0 and Salt 3008.3 were the newest on their GitHub releases pages in October 2026, and Salt 3008 is the current long-term support line (released 27 May 2026).

Which Chef and Puppet versions are current?

Chef Infra Client 19.4.46 was announced on 19 October 2026; version 19 is a long-term support line and its official downloads need a Chef License Key. Perforce supports Puppet Core 8 (8.22.0) and 9 as a proprietary product, with a free tier limited to 25 nodes for testing and development.

Which Pulumi, AWS CDK and Bicep versions are current?

On their GitHub releases pages in October 2026, the newest releases were Pulumi CLI v3.270.0 (16 October), AWS CDK v2.274.0 (20 October) and Bicep v0.48.1 (5 October). The CDK release notes list breaking changes to some L1 resources, so check them before upgrading.

How do Bicep and ARM templates relate?

Microsoft describes Bicep as a transparent abstraction over an Azure Resource Manager JSON template: the Bicep CLI converts a Bicep file into an ARM JSON template during deployment, and any resource type, API version or property valid in an ARM template is valid in Bicep. Bicep supports all preview and GA resource types and API versions as soon as a resource provider introduces them, needs no state files because Azure stores state, and is free and open source with Microsoft support. Microsoft's ARM template overview recommends that people choosing infrastructure as code for Azure look at Bicep.

What did Pulumi announce in May 2026?

Pulumi's May 2026 release brought its Neo agent into the terminal with a new pulumi neo command, and let users mention Neo in GitHub issues and pull requests and in Slack. A pulumi do command performs direct create, read, update, delete and list operations across supported clouds. Pulumi also announced providers for CoreWeave, including CoreWeave Kubernetes Service, and for the NVIDIA AI Cluster Runtime. Co-founder and CEO Joe Duffy was quoted as saying LLMs now do over 20% of infrastructure deployments, up from virtually zero a year ago.

What are AWS CDK Mixins?

AWS announced general availability of CDK Mixins on 12 March 2026. They add composable, reusable abstractions to L1, L2 or custom constructs without rewriting existing code, and are available through the aws-cdk-lib package in all AWS Regions where CloudFormation is supported. A .with() call applies features such as auto-delete, bucket encryption, versioning and blocking public access, and Mixins.of() filters by resource type or path pattern.