Holori- Automated Terraform Diagrams in Pull Requests
Holori- Automated Terraform Diagrams in Pull Requests
Hey HackerNews community! We're Antoine, Emeric, and Alexandre, the minds behind Holori. In our past lives, we dove deep into documenting complex infrastructures across various cloud providers for the Aerospace and Medical industries. Compliance was crucial, but spending endless hours on Draw.io felt like a drain on our productivity. Realizing we weren't alone in this struggle, we set out to build a solution. Introducing Holori, a tool that automatically generates infrastructure diagrams from your Terraform files. The magic happens right in your GitHub Pull Requests – the diagrams are seamlessly embedded in the comments. Click on the visual representation, and you'll be transported to our SaaS app, where you can explore all historical changes and drill down in the terraform attributes. Currently, Holori supports AWS, Azure, and GCP. Exciting plans are in the pipeline! We're gearing up to generate diff diagrams directly in the Pull Request to easily highlight changes with added, modified or deleted resources. We are also planning for integrations with GitLab and Bitbucket. We've poured our hearts into crafting an intuitive, user-friendly experience, but now we need your input. Try Holori today and share your thoughts – your feedback is key in shaping Holori's future. Calling all Cloud Architects, DevOps engineers, and Terraform enthusiasts! Give Holori a spin at https://app.holori.com/ . We can't wait to hear how Holori transforms infrastructure visualization and documentation for you. Thank you for your support!
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