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Warning
This project is still in a pre-release state, minor versions will introduce breaking changes until 1.0
You should only use releases, as the main branch can be broken.
burrito
Burrito is a TACoS (Terraform Automation Collaboration Software) Kubernetes Operator.
Why does this exist?
terraform is a tremendous tool to manage your infrastructure in IaC.
However, it lacks built-in solutions for managing state drift.
Additionally, configuring a CI/CD pipeline for Terraform can be challenging and often varies depending on the selected tools.
Finally, currently, there is no easy way to navigate your Terraform state to truly understand the modifications it undergoes when running terraform apply.
burrito aims to tackle those issues by:
- Planning continuously your Terraform code and running applies if needed
- Offering an out-of-the-box PR/MR integration so you do not have to write CI/CD pipelines for Terraform ever again
- Showing your state's modifications in a simple Web UI
Demo
Documentation
To learn more about burrito go to the complete documentation.
Community
Contribution, Discussion and Support
Please read our Contribution Guide for more information on how to get involved.
Current maintainers:
Former maintainers:
Blogs and Presentations
License
© 2025 Theodo Cloud
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (LICENSE)