Infrastructure as Code (IaC) Change Review Process
Automate Infrastructure as Code (IaC) change approvals to ensure deployment consistency and prevent misconfigurations.

Why automate?
Infrastructure as Code (IaC) automates the provisioning and management of cloud infrastructure, reducing manual effort and increasing deployment speed. However, unapproved IaC changes can introduce security vulnerabilities, cause misconfigurations, or break infrastructure automation workflows. Without structured approvals, IaC changes may be applied without validation, leading to configuration drift and operational failures. Manual review processes slow down infrastructure updates and increase compliance risks. Cflow helps to automate IaC Change Approvals, ensuring that all modifications are reviewed, authorized, and tracked, maintaining a stable and secure infrastructure.
How Cflow Helps:
Approval-Based IaC Deployments
Cflow ensures that all IaC changes undergo structured approvals, preventing unauthorized configurations.
Compliance with Cloud Security Standards
Approved IaC changes align with ISO, SOC 2, and DevOps best practices, ensuring secure deployments.
Faster Infrastructure Change Validations
Critical updates receive priority approvals, reducing deployment delays.
Full Audit Log for Infrastructure Changes
Cflow logs all approved IaC modifications, providing visibility into infrastructure updates.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is IaC change review?
A process to audit and approve changes in infrastructure defined via code (e.g., Terraform, CloudFormation).
What are the main challenges?
Risky changes, lack of peer reviews, and non-reproducible environments.
How can this be improved?
By using code reviews, automated testing, and drift detection tools.