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Terrateam

Open-source GitOps automation for Terraform and OpenTofu pull requests

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Terrateam is open-source GitOps infrastructure orchestration for Terraform and OpenTofu pull requests. It automates plans and applies in GitHub workflows, supports monorepos and many workspaces, and adds apply-only locks, OPA/Rego policy checks, cost and drift signals, and approval controls without forcing teams into a separate IaC platform.

Terrateam focuses on pull-request-native infrastructure automation. Its README describes open-source Terraform automation in pull requests, with plans and applies triggered in the review flow and support for Terraform, OpenTofu, Terragrunt, CDKTF, Pulumi, and arbitrary CLIs. That makes the product especially relevant for teams that want GitHub-based IaC governance without replacing their current repository model.

The differentiators are scale and policy controls: tag-based configuration for monorepos, apply-only locks so multiple plans can run in parallel, OPA/Rego policy enforcement, team or role approval requirements, drift detection, and cost estimates. The official site also emphasizes self-hosting and single-tenant cloud options, so the operational model can be matched to security and procurement needs.

Terrateam is MPL-2.0 licensed and has a pricing page with a free cloud tier for core workflows plus paid governance tiers and self-hosted options. It should be framed as a VCS-native IaC orchestration layer adjacent to Atlantis, Digger, env0, and Spacelift, not as a general-purpose CI system.

Pricing

Cloud free tier for core workflows; paid Pro/Enterprise governance tiers; self-hosted OSS available

Platforms

GitHub-native cloud or self-hosted app for Terraform, OpenTofu, Terragrunt, CDKTF, Pulumi, and custom CLIs

Categories

CI/CD ToolsDevOps & Deployment

Tags

Open SourceInfrastructure as CodeGitHubCI/CDGitOpsPull Request Automation

Use Cases

DevOps AutomationSelf-Hosted DeploymentCost Optimization

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