Quick Start Guide

Meet your new fractional DevOps team and deploy your first infrastructure in minutes.

This guide will show you how to seamlessly onboard onto IaCConsole, connect your cloud environment, and use the AI Assistant to provision resources without writing a single line of code.

Demo Video

See IaCConsole in action:

What You’ll Need

  • A GitHub account.
  • Basic permissions in your AWS or GCP environment (to create an IAM role or Service Account).
  • 5 minutes of your time.

Step 1: Create an Account and Connect

  1. Navigate to app.iacconsole.com.
  2. Click Sign Up with GitHub for instant access.
  3. Once logged in, navigate to Settings > Cloud Providers.
  4. Follow the secure prompt to provide a Cloud IAM role (AWS) or Service Account (GCP) and a GitHub token.

Note: IaCConsole uses these scoped credentials strictly for provisioning resources on your behalf. For advanced security, you can run the open-source CLI in Secure Agent Mode, meaning credentials never leave your local machine.

Step 2: Meet Your AI DevOps Team

IaCConsole provides specialized AI personas—Team Leader, Senior DevOps, DevSecOps, and FinOps.

  1. Navigate to the AI Assistant tab in the main dashboard.
  2. Select the Senior DevOps persona.
  3. You can ask questions, request architecture designs, or even ask for cost estimations.

Step 3: Generate Your First Infrastructure

Let’s provision a robust, secure VPC network. In the AI Assistant chat, type:

“Please design and create a VPC with public and private subnets, including a NAT gateway.”

What happens next:

  • The Senior DevOps agent will interpret your request and generate standard, best-practice Terraform/OpenTofu code (we call these Units).
  • The DevSecOps agent will automatically scan the proposed code to ensure there are no open security vulnerabilities.
  • The FinOps agent will provide a rough estimate of the monthly cost for the NAT Gateway and associated resources.

Step 4: Provision via Platform

Once the AI has generated the code and passed security checks:

  1. Click Deploy to Catalog.
  2. Navigate to your Service Catalog (Agentic DevOps Platform).
  3. Select your new VPC module.
  4. Fill in the environment details (we call these Dimensions), such as dev or prod.
  5. Click Apply.

The infrastructure is instantly provisioned in your cloud account, and all configurations are stored in your central Configuration Management Database (CMDB).

What You’ve Achieved

Zero-Friction Setup — Connected your cloud and GitHub in seconds.
Fractional DevOps — Used an AI Senior DevOps engineer to design architecture.
Built-in Security — DevSecOps agent validated the code automatically.
Ready to Scale — Your new infrastructure is available as a reusable module in your Service Catalog.

Next Steps