Today, we’re excited to announce that ControlMonkey now supports Terraform Microsoft Teams integration for real-time infrastructure notifications. With this new capability, DevOps teams can receive critical updates—such as drift detection, deployment successes or failures, and compliance guardrail alerts—directly inside their Microsoft Teams channels.
Real-time visibility is essential in modern Terraform workflows. Without instant alerts, misconfigurations or failed deployments can go unnoticed, slowing down response times and increasing operational risk. By connecting Terraform with Microsoft Teams, ControlMonkey ensures your team stays aligned, reacts faster, and collaborates on issues in the same space where they already communicate daily.
How to Use Terraform Microsoft Teams Integration in ControlMonkey
With ControlMonkey notifications, you can get notified about various important events that happen on your infrastructure directly to your team collaboration application.
Events such as ‘Drift detected’ or ‘Deployment is done/failed’ and more.
So if you’re using Microsoft Teams, you can get these event notifications directly to a Teams channel and ensure you never miss them.
What is Microsoft Teams?
Microsoft Teams is one of the most widely used collaboration platforms, trusted by millions of organizations worldwide. It brings together chat, video meetings, file sharing, and integrations with hundreds of business applications in a single workspace. For distributed engineering teams, it acts as the central hub for daily communication and decision-making.
In a DevOps environment, Microsoft Teams goes beyond messaging. It enables ChatOps workflows, where infrastructure events and alerts flow directly into team channels. Engineers can discuss issues, approve changes, and resolve incidents without leaving the collaboration space they already use. By integrating Terraform notifications into Teams, DevOps teams gain faster visibility into infrastructure changes, reducing context-switching and accelerating incident response.