Configuration as Code for TeamCity Using Terraform

In DevOps, development and infrastructure tasks are split. Developers and build engineers handle project configuration and scripting, while DevOps engineers on the infrastructure side manage things like TeamCity instances, database maintenance, and permissions.
Although the Kotlin DSL can address CI/CD needs at the project level, it lacks system administration capabilities. It is incapable of setting universal server configurations and managing users, which poses challenges for DevOps engineers, especially those from a systems administration background.
To overcome this, TeamCity has introduced the Terraform Provider for TeamCity on the basis of this widely adopted infrastructure provisioning tool. The Terraform Provider uses a language familiar to DevOps professionals and streamlines global server setup, user management, permissions, and project initiation.
In this video, we share some examples of how we can use the new Terraform Provider for TeamCity.
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