env0 allows us to enforce policies on specific environments without the need to constantly check and manually deactivate/activate them.

env0 is platform-agnostic and works with all relevant cloud providers and IaC frameworks and tools. It integrates with various configuration, testing, automation, and observability tools, fitting smoothly into your existing toolset and processes (see more here).

Welcome to the env0 documentation hub! Here you will find comprehensive guides that will help you start working with env0 in no time.

We launched env0 with a clear goal to drive the next phase of Infrastructure as Code (IaC) adoption. Today, we help engineers worldwide manage, automate, and scale their cloud infrastructure with ease and confidence

env0 can be delivered in 2 ways - Full SaaS offering and a Hybrid SaaS + Self-Hosted Agent offering. Self-Hosted Agent is supported on our Business and Enterprise tiers.

Here’s how env0 environments correlate with terms from various IaC and cloud management tools such as Terraform, Terragrunt, CloudFormation, Pulumi, Kubernetes, and Helm: Terraform: An env0 environment is equivalent to a Terraform workspace or module.

Simplify the governance of cloud deployments for Terraform, Terragrunt and other IaC (Infrastracture as Code) frameworks. env0 enables you to easily create custom flows and extend your IaC capabilities so you can run any type of code at any point in the deployment process.

You can create new environments in env0 using templates, making it easy to replicate infrastructure across multiple environments (like workspaces in Terraform) by following these …

env0 is a powerful, easy to use, automation platform that allows you to quickly deploy and manage your cloud environments, all while maintaining visibility, predictability, and governance over what's happening.

Today we're diving into the world of Pulumi and its integration with env0. We'll explore what Pulumi is, its features, how to set it up, and even throw in a real-world example (provisioning an EKS cluster).