Tofu Provider Fabric

What it does

OpenTofu modules for simple cross-cloud VM and networking workflows on AWS and OpenStack. Built to keep small infrastructure setups practical, reusable, and easy to follow.

OpenTofu modules for simple cross-cloud on AWS and OpenStack. - Dionise/tofu-provider-fabric

OpenTofu modules for deploying VMs on AWS and OpenStack without pretending the two clouds are the same. fabric/vm — creates a VM on one or both clouds. Handles image selection, sizing, and security groups internally. Call it once, it does the right thing per cloud. fabric/security-groups — creates and manages security groups. Used internally by fabric/vm , but can also be called standalone when you need a shared group across multiple VMs. fabric/networking — attaches to existing network infrastructure or creates a minimal one (VPC + subnet + IGW on AWS, network + subnet + router on OpenStack). fabric/public-ip — allocates a stable public IP (Elastic IP on AWS, floating IP on OpenStack) and…from github.com

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