🏃Quickstart

Getting started with Resourcely in 10 minutes

Resourcely is a configuration platform for defining and deploying cloud infrastructure that meets your expectations, at scale.

In our Free Trial, we provide Guardrails for Google Cloud (GCP), Amazon Web Services (AWS), and Azure that can be used with Bluerprings and Campaigns.

Getting Access

To obtain a Resourcely account, please sign up here.

Fork a scaffolding repo

These scaffolding repos have been constructed for you to get started with Resourcely

Use Case	Scaffolding Repo Link
Terraform policies integrated into CI	GitHub Actions GitLab Pipelines
Remediate policy violations in existing infrastructure	GitHub
Templates for generating Terraform	None needed! Skip to Connect Resourcely to your GitHub account

What do the scaffolding repos do?

These scaffolding repositories give you pre-built Terraform deployment pipelines.

• Creates a basic Terraform structure with dummy AWS and GCP credentials

• Creates Resourcely.yaml for you, which defines your Resourcely config roots

• Sets up a GitHub Action that serves as your basic CI pipeline that will:

  1. Plan and apply Terraform

  2. Scan the plan results with Resourcely Guardrails

• In the case of remediation, it sets up a Campaign Agent for scanning your infrastructure for violations

Want to try out Resourcely without integrating into a CI pipeline? We have pre-loaded Guardrails and Blueprints - sign up and try it out!

If you already have your own CI pipeline and want to use that, you can integrate Resourcely easily: choose your repo at CI/CD & Terraform Runners

Add your Resourcely API token to your repo

Navigate to https://portal.resourcely.io/settings/generate-api-token.

1. Under Role, select CI Runner. Under Expiration, select No Expiry

2. Click Generate token and copy it

3. Navigate to your newly forked GitHub repo

4. Navigate to Settings -> Secrets and variables -> Actions

5. Add a new repository secret named RESOURCELY_API_TOKEN with your copied API token as the secret value

Connect Resourcely to your GitHub account

Navigate to https://portal.resourcely.io/settings/change-management to give Resourcely access to pull request updates within GitHub.

1. Click Connect to GitHub and select your GitHub account

2. Choose "Only select repositories" and choose the forked scaffolding repository you created earlier

3. Click Install & Authorize

4. Click Add repository, select the forked scaffolding repository, and hit Save

Nice work! You are ready to start customizing Blueprints and Guardrails, and creating cloud resources that meet your standards. Get started with the relevant use case below 👇

Terraform policies integrated into CI

Remediate policy violations in existing infrastructure

Templates for generating Terraform