Step-by-step tutorials for every ops0 module. Each guide walks you through a real scenario from prerequisites to verification.
New to ops0? Start here — one guide per module, zero-to-working in under 30 minutes each.
Scan your cloud account, review discovered resources, and import them into an IaC project.
Create a project, write Terraform, run a plan, and deploy infrastructure end to end.
Connect EKS, GKE, or AKS and start monitoring workloads and costs.
Build an approval-gated pipeline: plan, review, apply, notify.
Write an Ansible playbook and deploy it to a server with dry-run verification.
Scan existing cloud resources, generate Terraform, and bring everything under version control.
Bring a Terraform project from GitHub or local into ops0 without touching your state file.
Route all infrastructure changes through pull requests with plan output and review gates.
Use workflows and schedules to automate Terraform plan and apply.
Set one-off maintenance window deploys or recurring cron-based applies.
Find unauthorized manual changes using session comparison and IaC plan, then remediate.
Manage AWS, GCP, and Azure from a single ops0 organization with unified policies.
Run cloud infrastructure and Kubernetes container image scans to find CVEs and misconfigurations.
Write OPA/Rego policies that block non-compliant IaC deployments before they apply.
Step-by-step: write a policy and watch it block a non-compliant Terraform plan.
Require a designated approver to review plan output before any production deployment applies.
Use AI-assisted troubleshooting to diagnose and fix pod failures, OOMKills, and crashloops.
Install OpenCost, find over-provisioned workloads, schedule idle namespace shutdowns, remove orphans.
Invite teammates, assign org and project roles, and set up approvers for deployment gates.
Connect Okta, Azure AD, or any OIDC/SAML provider so your team signs in with company credentials.
Use cost estimation, policies, and discovery to control cloud spending before and after deployments.
Per-namespace cost visibility, right-sizing, and idle resource cleanup for Kubernetes clusters.
Every guide follows the same structure so you always know where to look:
| Section | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Scenario | The real-world situation this guide solves |
| Prerequisites | What you need before starting |
| Steps | Numbered walkthrough from start to finish |
| Verification | How to confirm it worked correctly |
| Troubleshooting | The most common errors and their fixes |
| Next Steps | Where to go from here |
