Use the tools you love with Linode
Tools to manage and optimize your cloud infrastructure that easily integrate.
Integrations
A collection of integrations that allows you to connect infrastructure and dev tools to the Linode platform. Manage your Linode resources using the tools you know and love.
Terraform
Describe your infrastructure as code with our Terraform provider. Write Terraform modules to generate reusable bundles of servers and other resources.
Rancher
The Rancher integration for Linode allows you to manage multiple Kubernetes clusters across your cloud infrastructure. Use a central UI to configure authorization and access control, and seamlessly manage clusters between cloud providers.
Ansible
Ansible’s “linode_v4” module can automatically provision Linode resources. Create and delete Linode instances from Ansible playbooks.
Pulumi
Manage your Linodes with your favorite programming languages. The Pulumi Linode resource provider makes it possible to control Linode resources directly from your code.
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Declarative Cloud Infrastructure Management with Terraform
Learn the foundational principles of declarative cloud infrastructure with Terraform, and how to get started with Terraform and Linode. -
Declarative vs. Imperative in IaC
The terms imperative and declarative come up frequently and refer to how the user provides direction to the automation platform. -
Ansible Playbooks | How To Automate Server Configuration
Ansible Playbooks define a set of tasks to be executed by Ansible on a group of managed nodes. Playbooks can be reused, shared across teams, version controlled, and support complex deployment. In this video, we'll introduce concepts like tasks, plays, and variables by showing you how to add a limited user account to your Ansible nodes. -
When to Consider Terraform
As an engineering manager working with our Terraform provider, I get a lot of questions about when to consider Terraform. -
What is Infrastructure as Code? | IaC Explained
In this video we'll discuss how IaC is used, and introduce tools like Terraform that allow you to deploy your Linodes with simple code. -
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Guides
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How to use the Linode Ansible Module to Deploy Linodes
Ansible is a popular open-source tool that can be used to automate common IT tasks, like cloud provisioning and configuration management. -
Getting Started with Pulumi
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How to Deploy Kubernetes on Linode with Rancher 2.2
Rancher is a web application that provides an interactive and easy-to-use GUI for creating and managing Kubernetes clusters. -
Best Practices for Designing Your IaC Infrastructure
IaC infrastructure is designed to maximize the benefits of cloud computing and leverage automated configuration and deployment tools. -
A Beginner’s Guide to Terraform
Terraform is an orchestration tool that allows you to represent your Linode instances and other resources.
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