If you want a platform to create and manage infrastructure as code (IaC) with a GraphQL API, AutoCloud is a top contender. It provides immediate visibility into public cloud infrastructure, visualization, change management, and a GraphQL API that's geared for IaC use. AutoCloud can help you overcome Terraform difficulties with slow delivery, overspending, security vulnerabilities and scaling with a four-step process that includes linking cloud accounts, finding and generating missing code, creating reusable blueprints, and generating Terraform code for production.
Another strong contender is Pulumi, an open-source IaC SDK that lets developers create, deploy and manage infrastructure on multiple clouds using the programming language they already know. Pulumi's code engine lets teams write infrastructure code in languages they're already familiar with, generate code with AI, and manage configuration and secrets. It supports many cloud providers, including AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and Kubernetes, and can be integrated with existing software delivery pipelines for versioning, testing and deployment.
If you want a developer-first approach with strong security and a unified graph platform, Grafbase is worth a look. It lets developers assemble multiple data sources into a single graph, deployable at the edge or on-premise, and use modern tooling to build and deploy GraphQL APIs. Grafbase's flexibility and edge caching means it can be used for a variety of tasks, including managing infrastructure and deploying applications securely and efficiently.