env zero Announces $3.3M Seed to Bring More Control to Infrastructure-as-Code

New capability unifies cloud signals across security, cost, and policy tools delivering prioritized, context-rich findings that tell teams what actually matters, not just what exists.

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BOSTON, MA — April 22, 2026 — env zero, the Autonomous Cloud Operations Company, today announced the general availability of CloudQuery Insights, a new capability within the CloudQuery platform that automatically surfaces and correlates cloud findings across security, cost, health, and policy tools so platform engineers stop triaging and start acting.

Cloud governance teams have the same problem at every organization: the data exists. The risk exists. But connecting the two still requires manual investigation across five, six, or ten separate consoles. A misconfigured S3 bucket means nothing in isolation. The same bucket—public, containing Wiz-detected PII, untouched for 47 days, created by a contractor account—is a critical incident. That connection used to take hours to make. CloudQuery Insights makes it automatically.

"Platform teams have been buried under fragmented signals for years," said Steve Corndell, CEO of env zero. "CloudQuery Insights closes the gap between knowing what's in your cloud and knowing what actually matters. That's not an incremental improvement. It's a fundamentally different way to operate."

What CloudQuery Insights Does

CloudQuery Insights ingests findings from across a team's tool stack including AWS Security Hub, AWS Health, Azure Advisor, GCP Security Command Center, AWS Cost & Usage Reports (CUR), Wiz, and CloudQuery's own policy engine, and correlates them against a unified cloud asset inventory. Every finding is automatically enriched with affected resources, ownership data, environment tags, and related assets, then prioritized by severity, cost impact, and context.

The result is a single, ranked view of what needs attention and the specific actions to take.

Key capabilities available today include a unified insights view sortable by severity, source, category, or any tag; automatic AWS Health inclusion on first sync with no manual setup required; drill-through from finding to affected resource to related assets; plain-language descriptions and remediation steps for every insight; and cost optimization insights from AWS CUR data.

Why This Matters Now

Cloud estates are growing faster than governance teams can keep up. Security findings land in one tool, cost data in another, infrastructure configuration in a third. No tool connects them. The result is not just alert fatigue but genuine risk sitting unresolved because no one can determine, quickly enough, whether a finding is worth acting on.

CloudQuery is uniquely positioned to solve this. Because it ingests everything—infrastructure, security, FinOps, and policy data—it can correlate signals that no single-source tool can see simultaneously. Every insight surfaced is actionable by design, not just another signal to manage.

Availability

CloudQuery Insights is available now for CloudQuery Platform customers. The capability is not available on the open-source CLI or self-hosted deployments.

Platform teams interested in connecting their existing CSPM, FinOps, and cloud provider tooling can request a demo at envzero.com or cloudquery.io.

About env zero

env zero is the cloud governance platform for enterprises operating at scale. The combined env zero and CloudQuery platform delivers continuous control across the entire cloud infrastructure lifecycle from Day 0 provisioning through Day N operations giving platform teams a single control plane to govern, automate, and operate their cloud with confidence. Leading enterprises including PayPal, Broadcom, Paramount, and MongoDB run on env zero.

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The combined entity will provide a unified solution for cloud governance and asset management, enabling enterprise platform teams to ensure resiliency across the entire cloud lifecycle.

BOSTON, MA — March 18, 2026 — env zero (envzero.com), the leader in Infrastructure as Code (IaC) management and governance, and CloudQuery (cloudquery.io), the leading cloud asset management platform, today announced the successful close of their merger. The combined company will operate under the env zero brand, creating a powerhouse in the cloud operations space.

The merger addresses a critical gap in the market: Modern cloud teams struggle with infrastructure that exists outside Infrastructure as Code. Automation platforms can’t see it, and discovery tools can’t safely fix it. By combining CloudQuery’s complete cloud asset inventory with env zero’s infrastructure automation engine, we’re creating a new kind of platform—one that continuously discovers everything running in your cloud and automatically brings it to its desired state.

A Unified Vision from Day 0 to Day N

IaC manages what teams intend to deploy. Asset tools show what already exists. But cloud teams still lack a system that connects the two. The combination of env zero and CloudQuery will change that, combining infrastructure automation with complete cloud asset intelligence to manage the entire lifecycle of cloud infrastructure, from Day 0 provisioning to Day N operations.

"We kept hearing the same thing from customers: visibility without action and action without context both fall short. Customers need visibility, context, and action working together in one place, and that is exactly what we are giving them," said Steve Corndell, CEO of the new env zero. "By bringing CloudQuery’s data capabilities into env zero, we’re giving platform engineers a complete solution to manage reliable, secure, and cost-effective cloud environments—from the first line of code through the entire lifecycle."

Leadership and Innovation

The combined company will be led by Steve Corndell as Chief Executive Officer. Yevgeny Pats, Founder and CEO of CloudQuery, will join the leadership team as Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of the new env zero, overseeing the integration of the two technologies and driving the future product roadmap.

"CloudQuery was built to solve the visibility problem inherent in modern cloud infrastructure," said Yevgeny Pats. "Joining env zero allows us to close the loop between knowing what exists and taking action on it. Together, we are building an autonomous system that doesn't just tell you what you have in the cloud, but ensures it stays reliable and compliant automatically."

The combined company is also proud to welcome industry veteran Oved Lourie as Field CTO,  a role purpose-built to keep customer voice at the center of the platform's evolution, ensuring that what gets built is exactly what the market demands.

The Evolution of Platform Engineering: Closing the Operational Gap

The merger arrives as the industry reaches a critical tipping point. Platform Engineering has rapidly evolved from a niche discipline into the vital intersection of Security, Compliance, FinOps, and Performance Management, and the stakes have never been higher.

Enterprises are now leveraging foundational models to accelerate the SDLC by an order of magnitude, collapsing the time between ideation and production. But speed without governance is exposure. Historically siloed security, compliance, FinOps, and performance functions can no longer keep up, creating compounding risk at exactly the moment organizations can least afford it. The new env zero fills this gap, merging the predictive power of IaC governance with the real-time clarity of asset management to give platform teams the control plane that AI-accelerated development demands.

"The 'Operational Gap' is the space between what you intended to build and what is actually running in the cloud," added Steve Corndell. "As foundational models push code to production faster than ever before, that gap becomes a liability. By combining our IaC expertise with CloudQuery's context-rich insights, we are giving Platform Engineering teams a single pane of glass to manage security, compliance, cost and performance simultaneously. We aren't just helping teams deploy; we are helping them run their entire cloud operation autonomously."

The merger officially closed on March 12. Customers of both platforms can expect continued support for existing services with an accelerated roadmap for integrated features. Executives from the new env zero will be available for meetings at KubeCon Europe 2026, in Amsterdam, upon request.

About env zero

env zero is the leader in cloud governance for Infrastructure-as-Code, helping enterprises deliver infrastructure at the speed and scale required for the AI era. The env zero Cloud Governance Platform unifies automation, governance, and intelligent guardrails into a single control plane, enabling platform teams to codify, standardize, and secure infrastructure across any cloud or IaC framework including Terraform, OpenTofu, Pulumi, CloudFormation, Terragrunt, and Kubernetes. Founded in 2018, the company partners with global innovators such as PayPal, Broadcom, Paramount, and MongoDB to accelerate innovation without sacrificing compliance or control.

About CloudQuery

CloudQuery is a cloud asset management platform that transforms cloud infrastructure into searchable, actionable data. Founded in 2021, It is used by security and platform teams at Fortune 100 banks, global technology companies, and fast-moving FinTechs  to manage complex, multi-cloud footprints at scale.

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FAQ's

What does the merger between env zero and CloudQuery mean for customers?

The merger brings together two critical capabilities that were previously separate: infrastructure automation and cloud asset visibility. env zero focuses on Infrastructure as Code (IaC) governance and automation, while CloudQuery specializes in discovering and analyzing cloud assets. By combining these, customers now get a unified platform that not only shows what exists in their cloud but also enables them to act on it.

This solves a major gap that many platform teams face today. Previously, teams either had visibility without control or control without full visibility. With the combined platform, organizations can continuously discover cloud resources and ensure they are governed, compliant, and aligned with intended configurations.

For customers, this means fewer blind spots, reduced operational risk, and a more efficient way to manage infrastructure across its entire lifecycle, from initial deployment to ongoing operations.

What problem does this merger solve in cloud infrastructure management?

The merger addresses what is referred to as the “operational gap” — the difference between what teams intend to deploy using IaC and what is actually running in the cloud. In modern environments, not all infrastructure is created through IaC, leading to unmanaged resources, configuration drift, and security risks.

CloudQuery provides deep visibility into all cloud assets, including those created outside automated workflows. env0, on the other hand, provides the ability to govern and automate infrastructure changes. By combining both, the platform closes the loop between discovery and action.

This means organizations can now identify unmanaged resources and automatically bring them back into compliance. Instead of reacting to issues after they occur, teams can proactively manage infrastructure in a controlled and consistent way.

How does the combined platform improve cloud governance and compliance?

The unified platform integrates governance directly into the infrastructure lifecycle. env0’s policy-based automation ensures that all deployments follow predefined rules related to security, compliance, and cost. At the same time, CloudQuery continuously scans the cloud environment to detect resources that fall outside those rules.

This dual approach allows organizations to enforce governance both at the point of deployment and during ongoing operations. Any drift, misconfiguration, or unauthorized resource can be identified and corrected quickly, reducing the risk of compliance violations and security incidents.

As a result, platform teams gain a more complete control plane where governance is not just enforced during provisioning but maintained continuously across all environments.

What changes can existing env zero and CloudQuery users expect?

Existing customers of both platforms can continue using their current services without disruption. The merger does not require immediate changes to workflows or infrastructure setups, ensuring continuity and stability for ongoing operations.

However, over time, users can expect deeper integration between the two platforms. This includes enhanced visibility within env0, improved automation capabilities based on CloudQuery’s asset data, and new features that unify governance and asset management into a single experience.

The roadmap is focused on delivering a seamless, integrated platform that enhances both functionality and usability, allowing customers to gradually adopt new capabilities without needing to overhaul their existing systems.

How does this merger impact the future of platform engineering?

The merger reflects a broader shift in platform engineering toward unified, intelligence-driven systems. As infrastructure grows more complex and AI accelerates deployment speed, traditional siloed approaches to security, compliance, and operations are no longer effective.

By combining automation with real-time asset intelligence, the new env zero platform enables platform teams to manage infrastructure more proactively. Instead of reacting to issues, teams can maintain continuous control over their environments, ensuring reliability, security, and cost efficiency at scale.

This positions platform engineering as a central function in modern organizations, responsible not just for enabling development but for managing the entire lifecycle of infrastructure in a scalable, automated, and governed way.

TEL AVIV, Israel & SUNNYVALE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--env0, a developer of Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) management software, today announced the availability of its new open source solution for Terraform users, Terratag. Terratag allows users of the popular IaC framework to streamline time-consuming resource tagging processes by enabling the automatic creation and maintenance of tags across an entire set of AWS, Azure, and GCP resources. Licensed under Mozilla Public License v2.0, Terratag is currently the only public automated tool that removes the manual burdens and constant re-auditing needed to organize infrastructure resources. Terratag also provides increased visibility into cloud costs and offers a more efficient way to define and share best practices for tagging, labelling, and backtracking cloud usage.

“Terratag is an efficient way of streamlining resource tagging and will be a valuable resource to the Terraform community and anyone looking to organize infrastructure resources by centralizing automation tagging to better track and manage their cloud costs”

“While collaborating with our customers that use Terraform, we quickly understood the cost and possible errors that result from manual resource tagging,” said Omry Hay, co-founder and CTO, env0. “We decided to automate this task, and make it freely available. Our hope for open sourcing Terratag is that it will foster new learnings and additions to streamlining the tagging process, and provide ease-of-use in infrastructure-as-code environments.”

Streamlining Development Process; Managing Cloud Costs

DevOps has simplified many aspects of software development but developers often still have to submit support tickets to provision resources while building new applications and services. The reason for the delay is lack of automation, governance and inefficiency in the resource tagging processes, which results in missing or incorrect cost information and a lack of correlation to problematic deployments. With Terratag, DevOps teams and individual developers can focus on other critical projects, staying in control of their infrastructure, effectively managing cloud costs, and improving product development time. Terratag also helps ensure a clear and consistent tagging standard within organizations, ensuring that new compute and storage resources are used efficiently and existing resource policies are continuously updated.

“Terratag is an efficient way of streamlining resource tagging and will be a valuable resource to the Terraform community and anyone looking to organize infrastructure resources by centralizing automation tagging to better track and manage their cloud costs," said Anton Babenko, CEO of Betajob, HashiCorp Ambassador, and AWS Community Hero. “env0’s decision to open source this tool makes it more accessible to a greater number of developers and ensures that the value of Terratag will only grow over time.”

Product Availability

Terratag is currently available to all Terraform users. For more information, visit https://github.com/env0/terratag.

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About env0

env0 is the first self-service infrastructure management platform built for today’s infrastructure-as-code (IaC) architecture using predefined security and cost policies. Designed to combine governance and cost control with self-service environment management for any IaC deployment, env zero offers self-service for the entire team while maintaining governance across all clouds. env zero is headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel, with offices in New York and Silicon Valley.

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Boston, MA – May 20, 2025 — env0, a leading infrastructure management platform, today announced a major company milestone with a new CEO appointment, expanded executive leadership team, and product and pricing updates aligned to the needs of its growing global enterprise customer base.

Co-founder Ohad Maislish will transition to a new role as a member of env0’s Board of Directors, where he will continue to guide the company’s long-term vision and strategic direction. The Board, including Maislish, has unanimously appointed industry veteran Steve Corndell as CEO to lead env zero into its next phase of growth. Having most recently served executive roles at both IBM and Turbonomic (acquired by IBM (NYSE: IBM) in 2021 for $2 billion) Corndell brings deep leadership experience scaling cloud-native platforms for enterprise customers and will focus on expanding env0’s market presence and revenue growth.

"env zero has become a critical platform for some of the world’s most sophisticated cloud teams including a rapidly growing number of the Fortune 500 and Cloud 100,” said Corndell. “As organizations scale their increasingly complex, heterogenous infrastructure, they need a trusted partner to help them move fast, stay secure, and operate with full visibility. env zero is uniquely positioned to lead that transformation.”

To support this next chapter, Corndell has named a seasoned leadership team:

• David Kopans, Chief Financial Officer—Kopans is a two-time public-company CFO and serial entrepreneur, has steered multiple ventures through their formative growth stages. Holder of seven technology patents, he pairs inventive insight with disciplined financial leadership to build high-performing teams, drive operational excellence, and turn innovation into market wins.
  
  
• Chris Graham, Chief Marketing Officer—Graham brings deep marketing experience from IBM where he led global demand strategy across Automation, Security, and Sustainability Software. A known team builder, he was previously VP of Demand Generation at Turbonomic, scaling digital, field, and corporate marketing from $13 million to over $200 million in ARR.
  
  
• Yaron Yarimi, Vice President of Research & Development, Head of Tel Aviv Center—Yarimi is employee number three at env zero and formerly a customer-facing engineer at Verint Systems (NASDAQ: VRNT). With more than a decade in DevOps, he offers deep expertise in cloud-native infrastructures, automation frameworks and modern technology stacks—championing robust, scalable solutions from prototyping through production.
  
  
• Maya Aquadro, Vice President of Customer Success—Aquadro is a tenured customer-centric strategist having held various leadership roles at MongoDB (NASDAQ: MDB), Onshape (acquired by PTC (NASDAQ: PTC) for $470 million), and LevelUp (acquired by Grubhub (NYSE: GRUB)  for $390 million). She brings a customer-first mindset and a proven ability to partner across product, sales, and engineering teams—ensuring customer outcomes aligned with company growth.
  
  
• Luis da Silva Rodrigues, Vice President of Sales—Da Silva joined env zero in 2024 from previous sales leadership roles at IBM and Turbonomic, bringing deep technical expertise in hybrid infrastructure, IaC governance, and cloud automation. He has built global, high-performing teams and helps enterprises modernize infrastructure with control and compliance.

This new team brings together proven leaders in cloud platforms, enterprise software, and developer tooling to advance env0’s mission: delivering the most comprehensive platform for end-to-end infrastructure management in the cloud as code era.

Expanded Platform Capabilities for the Enterprise

The announcement comes on the heels of major enhancements to the env zero platform. Earlier this year, env zero introduced Cloud Analyst, an embedded AI agent that provides visibility and operational intelligence for deep insights across enterprise cloud infrastructure at a massive scale. Now, env zero is introducing the industry’s most advanced drift detection, analysis, and remediation features—offering complete visibility and control for teams managing large-scale infrastructure.

These new capabilities, along with enhancements to existing automation, governance, and self-service features for cloud deployment, make env zero the most complete platform for managing infrastructure provisioning with Infrastructure as Code frameworks like Terraform, OpenTofu, and more. 

More details on new features: https://www.envzero.com/resources/new-features

New Pricing and Packaging to Match Enterprise Needs

In response to increased demand from Fortune 1000 organizations, env zero also unveiled a new pricing and packaging model designed for scale, predictability, and flexibility. The updated plans align with how large teams structure their infrastructure and budgets, offering more ways to deploy env zero across projects, teams, and clouds—without worrying about hidden costs or usage ceilings.

More on new pricing: https://www.envzero.com/pricing

About env0

env zero delivers a cloud acceleration platform that enables enterprises to standardize, automate, and optimize heterogeneous cloud deployments at massive scale to accelerate time to market by up to 10x. With advanced automation and built-in guardrails for security, compliance, reliability, and cost, env zero gives organizations full control over their cloud deployments.

Supporting frameworks like OpenTofu, Terraform, Terragrunt, CloudFormation, Pulumi, and Kubernetes, along with broad ecosystem integrations, env zero is trusted by companies such as Broadcom, PayPal, MongoDB, Paramount, Visa, and Western Union to streamline infrastructure operations and accelerate innovation.

To learn more, visit https://www.envzero.com

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TEL AVIV, Israel & SUNNYVALE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--env0, a developer of Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) management software, today introduced the public beta of the env zero platform, the first cloud management platform built to enable self-service with complete governance and cost control in AWS, Azure and Google Cloud Platform. env zero also announced $3.3 million in initial funding co-led by Boldstart Ventures and Grove Ventures, with participation from angel investors including Guy Podjarny of Snyk.

“When it comes to the cloud, every enterprise is struggling to find the right balance between speed, governance, and cost”

“Shifting to microservices and cloud native architectures has made cloud applications much more complicated, increasing developer frustration with DevOps bottlenecks,” said Ohad Maislish, CEO and co-founder of env0. “env zero reduces inefficiency by creating an engine that simplifies IaC governance while increasing accessibility of self-service infrastructure, doing for infrastructure-as-code what GitHub does for Git.”

Support for Any Infrastructure-as-Code

As companies of all sizes move into the cloud, monolithic software suites have grown into vast ecosystems of cloud native solutions and microservices. This has put an increasing strain on finite infrastructure resources and the developers responsible for provisioning them for application and operations teams. Although IaC frameworks solve some of these problems, managed cloud environments inevitably create new bottlenecks that decrease the efficiency of CI/CD pipelines. env zero overcomes these bottlenecks by shifting testing, developer, and production workloads into standalone, ephemeral environments.

“When we moved to infrastructure-as-code, it became clear that having a flexible way to orchestrate our environments was essential and using Jenkins was not enough,” said Shaked Shauli, DevOps Lead at Curv. “env zero solved several of our problems, but its greatest advantages were its automated TTL environment policies. It allowed our team to control and manage environments while driving costs down.”

Key features include:

• Dynamic Environments: Scaling infrastructure can create phantom workloads and systems that are forgotten or easily misplaced. env zero provides automatic shutdown and time-to-live (TTL) options to ensure that systems don’t stay idle or consume lean budgets.
• Policy Control: Giving full access to cloud environments to everyone in an organization is rife with security risk. env zero offers a centralized interface for password, key, and token management that reduces the risk of catastrophic user error. It also offers role-based access control to partition responsibility and governs access to sensitive variables needed for flow execution.
• Actual Cost Management: Rather than relying on estimations or manual tagging, env zero allows teams to accurately connect their cloud spend to existing projects by automatically tagging infrastructure, even for environments spread across multiple cloud providers. The patent-pending env zero engine helps managers and developers collaborate on provisioning cloud resources that fit within predetermined budgets, performing cost attribution analysis that keeps projects on track.
• User friendly, self-service UI: Most cloud native Infrastructure is still managed via interfaces that are built with technical users in mind. env zero prioritizes an intuitive UI/UX to make IaC governance available to remote or non-technical users, including sales, service and Q/A.

Initial Funding to Accelerate R&D

env zero – pronounced env-zero - was founded in December 2018 by CEO Ohad Maislish and CTO Omry Hay, both bringing extensive experience solving complicated infrastructure challenges from companies including Ravello Systems, VMware, Proofpoint and eToro. The company will use its initial funding to accelerate the product’s general availability, and establish a Silicon Valley based headquarters. Podjarny and former VMware executive Reza Malekzadeh will join the company as advisors.

“When it comes to the cloud, every enterprise is struggling to find the right balance between speed, governance, and cost,” said Ed Sim, founder and Managing Partner at Boldstart Ventures. “env zero is the first SaaS solution that meets all of those needs by offering self-service cloud environments with centralized governance. Ohad, Omry and the rest of the env zero team are extremely well-positioned to deliver on the promise of dynamic environments and infrastructure automation, and we are thrilled to be a part of their journey.”

“We are very excited to invest in env0, a company which has the skills, vision and deep technology to allow developer teams to easily manage all their cloud environments in one self-service Infrastructure-as-Code platform while reducing costs significantly,” said Omri Green, Partner at Grove Ventures.

Product Availability

The public beta is free. To find out more about env0’s features, visit www.envzero.com. General availability of env zero is expected in Fall 2020.

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About env0

env0 is the first self-service infrastructure management platform built for today’s infrastructure-as-code (IaC) architecture using predefined security and cost policies. Designed to combine governance and cost control with self-service environment management for any IaC deployment, env zero offers self-service for the entire team while maintaining governance across all clouds. env zero is headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel, with offices in New York and Silicon Valley.

Contacts

Heather Fitzsimmons
Mindshare PR
650-279-4360
heather@mindsharepr.com

TEL AVIV, Israel & SUNNYVALE, Calif. -- February 23, 2021-- env0, a provider of automated, collaborative remote-run workflow management for cloud deployments, today announced the first remote run SaaS solution for the automation of Terragrunt workloads across multiple Terraform modules. The integration of Terragrunt and env zero optimizes IaC deployments to ensure greater efficiency, control, visibility and governance.

With env0's automated, collaborative remote-run workflow management platform for Terragrunt, the company addresses the need for provisioning and compliance of changing cloud resources. Now, DevOps engineers avoid points of failure with out-of-the-box control and governance tools and improve operations with the product’s remote state and operations backend. Built for scale, env zero enables users and teams to streamline workflow in the deployment of infrastructure as code.

With env0, visibility into infrastructure changes is provided with detailed plans directly on the pull requests in GitHub and other SCM. Policy-as-a-code guardrails can be set up based on the Open Policy Agent (OPA) framework and RBAC models built upon rich context like users and teams, Git Repos, cloud accounts and environments -- quickly and easily.

With env0, the practitioner simply sets up templates with existing Terragrunt repos in the same way as Terraform repos, then clicks "Create New Template" and selects Terragrunt. From there, the template creation process is exactly the same as it is with usual Terraform files. env zero allows one to oversee these environments from deployment to destruction for complete end-to-end management.

The Terragrunt community has already begun to recognize the value of env0. In a recent post, one member commented that "You can now automate your Terragrunt workflows and manage all of your different environments with env0. It helps to add visibility and governance to the already awesome value that Gruntwork providers have with Terragrunt over traditional Terraform workflows."

"env0’s automation of IaC operations, including pull request management and merge flow, allow for the confident approval of infrastructure change requests enterprise-wide," said Ohad Maislish, Co-founder and CEO of env0. "This alignment with Terragrunt is a first step in becoming a multi-IaC framework that goes beyond Terraform to empower IaC teams with expansive cloud IT automation."

Availability

‍The env zero integration with Terragrunt is available for download immediately at www.envzero.com.

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About env0

env0 automates and simplifies the governance of cloud deployments for Terraform, Terragrunt and IaC frameworks, offering a collaborative remote-run workflow management. Our powerful solution addresses the need for provisioning and compliance of changing cloud resources.

env zero enables users and teams to jointly share configuration templates using remote state file storage to prevent drifts and accelerate code deployment. env zero fully integrates with CI/CD pipelines and VCS tools and delivers full CLI support to ensure a smooth, flawless process.

env zero is headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel, with offices in New York and Silicon Valley.

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