Spacelift orchestrates `plan` and `apply` workflows for Terraform, OpenTofu, Pulumi, and Kubernetes, reducing boilerplate in generic CI tools.
Policies defined in Rego control which changes are allowed, how approvals work, and how compliance is enforced.
Stacks group related IaC projects, while modules allow reuse and versioning of common infrastructure components.
Spacelift can detect when live infrastructure drifts from declared IaC and help teams reconcile differences.
Supports major cloud providers and on-prem infrastructure as long as it can be managed via supported IaC tools.
Platform teams centralize Terraform execution in Spacelift, removing the need for engineers to run applies from laptops or ad-hoc scripts.
OPA policies restrict unsafe changes, require approvals for sensitive resources, and ensure tagging and cost controls are followed.
Spacelift stacks manage infrastructure across many accounts and regions while providing a unified view of changes and state.
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