Cloudify vs Terrateam

Cloudify is an open-source platform for orchestrating infrastructure, cloud-native services, and distributed edge resources across multiple clouds. Its service-composition DSL models services spanning Cloudify and other orchestration domains. Cloudify Manager stores blueprints and deployments, runs workflows, and displays application topology, metrics, and logs. Plugins cover Docker, Helm, Kubernetes, and Terraform; documented integrations include AWS, Azure, Ansible, and Jenkins. CI/CD integrations are documented for Jenkins, GitHub Actions, and CircleCI. Security features include secret storage, encrypted internal communication, multi-tenancy, and role-based access control. Cloudify 6.2 release notes state ISO 27001 and ISO 27701 certification. Community and Premium can be deployed in Docker, a VM, or Kubernetes using a Helm chart; SaaS is hosted. Cloudify Community is free with no time limit, but requires Docker or a VM and cloud-provider access to run workloads. Premium has a free 60-day trial, requiring Docker, cloud access, and a valid activation license; trial functionality stops when the license expires.

Terrateam’s orchestration engine continues as Stategraph Orchestration, which plans infrastructure changes from pull requests. It supports Terraform, OpenTofu, Terragrunt, CDKTF and Pulumi. For each pull request, it creates a plan and posts the result as a comment; changes can be applied on merge or by comment. Apply requirements can use Checkov, Conftest, OPA or custom checks, and a failed check can open an approval gate. Drift schedules range from hourly to monthly, can be scoped by tag query, and can open an issue or reconcile drift. The service is available as hosted Stategraph Cloud, self-hosted or BYOC in an AWS, GCP or Azure account. Plans and applies run on customer GitHub Actions or GitLab CI runners, keeping cloud credentials there. Free and Open Source plans cost nothing. Orchestration Pro costs $12,000 a year, billed annually. The Free plan lists 3 users, 50 runs per month and one concurrent worker; Pro includes unlimited users, runs and workers.