November changelog: Runtimes & OIDC cloud credentials, plus imports with Claude Code & opencode
Read moreWe’ll work through how it should reach production: approved infrastructure, permissions, policy, dependencies, approvals, execution, and audit. Then we’ll show you that path in Massdriver.
We start from your existing Terraform, OpenTofu, and Helm wherever possible, and if you stop, you keep the code.
Bring one infrastructure change your team actually makes, with the environment it lands in. A small, common change is a better test than a showcase.
Decide which people, CI jobs, workflows, or agents can ask for the change, in which environments, and which requests need an approver.
We use your existing Terraform, OpenTofu, and Helm wherever possible, so the session tests your modules and not a demo stack.
Massdriver turns those modules and rules into a governed catalog entry and path. The first version is often ready within one business day.
Watch the request go through policy, permissions, dependency checks, and approval, then execute with platform-held credentials and leave an audit record.
Where it makes sense, run the same flow in your own cloud account and inspect the plans, diffs, policy results, and audit trail yourself. Every resource stays your IaC in a registry you control.
Bring the people who own the change today. Invite security when the change or the risk calls for it.
The person who maintains the modules and reviews the plans knows where the change stalls and what it depends on.
Whoever decides what is approved, who can request it, and which changes need an approver.
For production data, regulated workloads, or agent-initiated changes, bring the person who signs off on production access. For a routine change, they can review the audit record afterward.
Massdriver can run inside your cloud account, so credentials, state, and audit records stay inside your boundary.
Tell us about the change you want to bring, who or what requests it today, and where it stalls or slips past review.