TIC is an infrastructure management platform that allows for ease of use, efficiency, and compliance. The platform uses declarative languages and is compatible with various excellent open-source community tools. TIC provides the code editing and view editing modes, which makes it easier to learn and use. TIC uses code versioning to manage infrastructures. This allows you to build, manage, and migrate infrastructures in a reliable and secure manner.
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TIC is an infrastructure management platform that allows for ease of use, efficiency, and compliance. The platform uses declarative languages and is compatible with various excellent open-source community tools. TIC provides the code editing and view editing modes, which makes it easier to learn and use. TIC uses code versioning to manage infrastructures. This allows you to build, manage, and migrate infrastructures in a reliable and secure manner.
TIC serves as an open platform. It can help you manage cloud platforms and deploy, migrate, and manage resources in multi-cloud scenarios. The platform supports resource orchestration and configuration management of mainstream cloud service providers. The future version will support more cloud vendors and cloud services to meet your business requirements.
TIC is developed based on open-source technologies. It fully supports Terraform and Ansible and is compatible with HCL (Terraform) syntax. There are numerous learning materials available on the internet, which can help you and your team members easily get started with TIC.
TIC provides basic resource orchestration and will provide configuration management, application deployment, and compliance checking in future versions. In this way, you can practice IaC in all aspects for higher efficiency and lower operational costs and risks.
TIC provides different types of template management. Private template management allows you to reuse existing infrastructures and save and manage infrastructure cases. Public template management offers a variety of best practices in the industry, which can serve as a reference when you use and optimize your infrastructures.
TIC is suitable for scenarios in which you want to create multiple identical infrastructures quickly. For example, you can use TIC when you want to create identical infrastructures in different regions or implement remote disaster recovery. TIC can help you avoid repetitive console operations, save time on learning how to use APIs, and reduce operational error risks. To create an infrastructure, you only need to specify a region, select an existing template, modify the required parameters, and then submit the information.
TIC is suitable for scenarios in which you want to build an infrastructure in a multi-cloud environment. This allows you to manage and migrate resources between clouds. TIC can call APIs based on resources provided by different cloud service providers and build multi-cloud infrastructures based on resource dependencies.
