tfstate.com
Configuration drift detection for Terraform and AWS
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Tfstate.com monitors Terraform/OpenTofu state against AWS and GCP, detecting configuration drift and sending alerts.
- for
- DevOps and infrastructure teams needing compliance and drift monitoring.
- pricing
- freemium · free trial
Key features
- Automated code checkouts — Pulls Terraform code from GitHub or GitLab for each scan.
- Configurable scan schedules — Supports multiple custom scanning intervals, including live and test scans.
- Multi-channel notifications — Sends drift alerts via Slack, Email, Webhook/API, or GitHub/GitLab issues.
- AI-generated summaries — Optionally adds ChatGPT summaries and severity classifications to alerts.
- Full API access — Allows programmatic creation of scans and integration with CI/CD pipelines.
- Authentication support — Works with AWS IAM roles/users, GCP workload identity or service accounts, and GitHub/GitLab apps.
Use cases
- Detect unexpected changes in AWS/GCP resources after deployment.
- Maintain SOC2 or ISO 27001 compliance by ensuring code matches production.
- Automate drift alerts in Slack or create GitHub issues for immediate remediation.
tfstate.com FAQ
What does tfstate.com actually do?+
It checks out Terraform code, runs a terraform plan against AWS or GCP, and notifies you of any drift via Slack, email, webhook or issue trackers.
Who should use this service?+
DevOps and infrastructure teams, especially those needing compliance (SOC2, ISO 27001) and managing many cloud resources.
How is billing calculated?+
The first 100 scans are free; thereafter each scan costs $0.045, billed monthly via Stripe with optional spend limits.
Can tfstate.com modify my infrastructure?+
No, it only requires read-only access and does not auto-update resources.
Do I need to install anything in my cloud accounts?+
You provide a small Terraform snippet that creates an IAM role/user (AWS) or workload identity/service account (GCP) with read-only permissions.
Is AI used in the alerts?+
Yes, optional OpenAI/ChatGPT summaries and severity classifications are added to notifications at no extra cost.
Summarized by DevHunt from tfstate.com · Sep 27, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
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