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Who is env0?
env0 is an Infrastructure as Code (IaC) automation and governance platform for managing Terraform, Terragrunt, and related cloud deployment workflows at scale.
- Automated provisioning and lifecycle management for Infrastructure as Code in multi-environment cloud setups.
- Policy as Code (PaC) governance for infrastructure changes, including approval workflows and guardrails.
- Collaboration, Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), and cost visibility for DevOps, platform, and application teams.
- Support for Terraform, Terragrunt, and other Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) tools within existing Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipelines and Git-based workflows.
- Environment management for ephemeral, shared, and long-lived cloud environments across teams and projects.
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env0 operates in the cloud DevOps (cloud management and automation) and Infrastructure as Code (IaC) management category, providing a centralized platform for enterprises that use Terraform and related tooling to provision and manage cloud resources. The platform is designed for organizations that run workloads on public cloud providers and need consistent workflows, controls, and visibility across multiple teams, projects, and environments.
The env0 platform (cloud DevOps) focuses on automating Infrastructure as Code workflows from plan through apply, using Git repositories as the source of truth. It integrates with Terraform and Terragrunt (Infrastructure as Code), and commonly plugs into CI/CD systems, version control platforms, and identity providers to align infrastructure deployments with existing engineering practices. By connecting to Git workflows, env0 can trigger runs based on pull requests, branches, or tags and maintain a record of infrastructure changes over time.
From a governance perspective, env0 provides PaC capabilities, which are typically implemented using frameworks such as Open Policy Agent (OPA) or similar policy engines (governance and compliance). These policies allow platform and security teams to define rules for cost, security, tagging, and resource configuration that are evaluated before infrastructure changes are applied. Approval workflows and RBAC are used to manage who can trigger runs, approve plans, and modify configurations, which supports auditability and Separation of Duties (SoD) for enterprise environments.
env0 also addresses multi-environment and multi-tenant scenarios that are common in enterprises, such as managing staging, testing, and production environments or per-branch and per-feature ephemeral environments. The platform (environment management) supports templating and variable management so that teams can reuse infrastructure definitions while isolating state and configuration per environment. State management for Terraform is centralized through integrations with supported backends, providing consistent handling of state files and locking behavior.
In terms of cost and operational oversight, env0 (FinOps and visibility) exposes information about runs, resources, and associated cloud spend, allowing teams to understand which projects and environments are responsible for particular costs. Time-based controls and automatic destruction of ephemeral environments help reduce unused resource spend and align infrastructure lifecycles with application development workflows.
Within an enterprise technology directory or marketplace, env0 fits under categories such as cloud DevOps platforms, Infrastructure as Code management, environment orchestration, and policy-governed infrastructure automation. It is typically evaluated alongside other IaC automation and governance tools that support Terraform and multi-cloud operations, and is used by DevOps engineers, platform engineering teams, SREs, and infrastructure architects responsible for managing cloud infrastructure at scale.
Our description of env0. Updated January 2026.
