Terraform & OpenTofu generator

Terraform is an infrastructure-as-code tool by HashiCorp. You describe infrastructure resources in HCL (HashiCorp Configuration Language) files, and Terraform creates, updates, and deletes them to match your desired state.

OpenTofu is an open-source fork of Terraform maintained by the Linux Foundation. It uses the same HCL syntax and is a drop-in replacement. All configurations from this tool work with both terraform and tofu CLI commands.

Save the files to a directory. Set the required API endpoint or connection URI as shown in the generated comments. Run terraform init, terraform plan to review, and terraform apply to create the resources.

For personal projects, local state is fine. For teams, use a remote backend like S3/MinIO, Consul, or PostgreSQL so everyone shares the same state and has locking to prevent conflicts.

Proxmox VE for full-featured virtualization with a web UI, clustering, and HA. QEMU-KVM via libvirt for lightweight, scriptable VM management on bare metal. OpenNebula for multi-tenant private clouds with orchestration and self-service portals.

Yes. All generation happens in your browser. No configuration data is sent to our servers. Your API endpoints, SSH keys, and infrastructure details stay completely private.