The official Elastic Cloud Terraform provider is now available in beta, enabling operations and SRE teams to manage Elastic Cloud deployments using infrastructure as code practices. This provider supports Elasticsearch Service on Elastic Cloud, Elastic Cloud Enterprise, and Elasticsearch Service Private environments, allowing the same automation code to be utilized across public and private clouds, as well as on-premises. With this release, users can manage and deploy Elastic Cloud resources as Terraform resources, such as traffic filters, and query Elastic Cloud APIs for the latest Elastic Stack versions. The provider, named ec_deployment, facilitates the specification of complex stack configurations, including node roles and memory allocation, and supports the integration of components like Enterprise Search and APM. It enhances CI/CD workflows by enabling quick deployment configurations, such as setting up a new deployment with specified components and using Terraform to manage runtime data. The provider's flexibility and integration capabilities are demonstrated with practical examples, and users are encouraged to provide feedback and feature requests through the provider's GitHub repository.