Migrate to Terraform with a single click
Import thousands of existing cloud resources in minutes with Terraform import automation
How ControlMonkey Simplifies Legacy Migration to Terraform
Unmanaged Resources Discovery
AI-Powered Code Generation
One-Click Terraform Import
GitOps Management
Pre-built State File
Smart Stacking
How ControlMonkey Simplifies Legacy Migration
Instant Terraform Code Generation
Full Disaster Recovery Readiness
Unified Infra Delivery
Frequently Asked Questions
Migrating to Terraform means converting existing cloud infrastructure into Infrastructure as Code (IaC) so that it’s versioned, reproducible, and governed. Instead of managing resources manually or with ad hoc scripts, Terraform automation ensures that every change is consistent and auditable. For legacy environments, migration eliminates hidden risks, enables drift detection, and creates a foundation for IaC modernization.
Legacy infrastructure is often fragmented, poorly documented, and difficult to scale. IaC modernization through Terraform provides a single source of truth for all resources. This improves governance, reduces manual toil, and accelerates infrastructure delivery. For financial services, SaaS, and other regulated sectors, IaC modernization also ensures stronger compliance and auditability.
Yes. ControlMonkey automates the process of converting infrastructure to code with one-click Terraform imports and pre-built state files. Instead of rewriting thousands of resources by hand, teams can modernize at scale with minimal effort.
ControlMonkey goes beyond imports. Once your infrastructure is in Terraform, it enables full GitOps workflows, drift detection, daily backups, and policy enforcement. That means migration is not just a one-time task but the start of governed, resilient infrastructure management. Explore our IaC Automation Platform for the full feature set.
Yes. ControlMonkey supports teams that want to transition from Terraform to OpenTofu. Once your legacy infrastructure is imported into Terraform, the platform helps you generate compliant code and state files that can be used with OpenTofu. This makes it easier to modernize without rewriting, and ensures your Infrastructure as Code (IaC) workflows remain consistent—whether you run Terraform, OpenTofu, or both during the migration.