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Lynx - A Fast, Secure and Reliable Terraform Backend, Set up in Minutes.
Lynx is a Fast, Secure and Reliable Terraform Backend. It is built in Elixir with Phoenix framework.
Features:
- Simplified Setup: Easy installation and maintenance for hassle-free usage.
- Team Collaboration: Manage multiple teams and users seamlessly.
- User-Friendly Interface: Enjoy a visually appealing dashboard for intuitive navigation.
- Project Flexibility: Support for multiple projects within each team.
- Environment Management: Create and manage multiple environments per project.
- State Versioning: Keep track of Terraform state versions for better control.
- Rollback Capability: Easily revert to previous states for efficient infrastructure management.
- Terraform Locking Support: The project also supports Terraform locking, ensuring state integrity and preventing concurrent operations that could lead to data corruption
- RESTful Endpoints: for seamless teams, users, projects, environments, and snapshots management.
- Snapshot Creation: for both projects and environments to ensure data integrity and provide recovery options at specific points in time.
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dimitarvp
Thanks for posting this!
Just to draw your attention to Lynx (web browser) - Wikipedia
Lynx is a name usually associated with a terminal web browser. If you are aiming to also be easy to discover on the net, that might be a factor for you.
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