Concepts

• Ansible on Quake AI: Ansible is the configuration-management layer for Quake AI infrastructure. Where OpenTofu provisions instances, networks, and volumes, Ansible installs software, deploys applications, and manages OS...
• Authoring IaC Templates for Quake AI: You write OpenTofu or Terraform templates against the OpenStack provider the same way you would on any Antelope-era cloud. Quake AI adds a small, fixed catalog of flavors, networks, and volume types...
• Cloud Automation and Orchestration: Cloud automation replaces manual, click-through provisioning with code that describes your infrastructure. Instead of logging into a dashboard to create a VM, a network, and a security group one at a...
• IaC on Quake AI: OpenTofu and Terraform: OpenTofu is the default Infrastructure as Code tool for Quake AI. It is fully open source (MPL-2.0), backed by the Linux Foundation, and compatible with Terraform providers, modules, and state files...
• Terraform and OpenTofu on Quake AI: Terraform and OpenTofu use HashiCorp Configuration Language (HCL) to define infrastructure as code. You describe the resources you want (instances, networks, volumes, security groups) in .tf files...