Infrahub’s Change Management Workflow Is Built for Infrastructure Data

Infrahub is a platform designed to organize and manage infrastructure data by integrating devices, services, and various components into a structured system, offering a centralized way to connect data, logic, and automation. With its change management workflow inspired by Git, users can create branches to safely test and implement changes without affecting the main environment, ensuring full visibility and version history. Infrahub's workflow includes a feature called Proposed Changes, allowing teams to review, discuss, and approve updates in a controlled manner, while enforcing mandatory approval policies in its Enterprise edition for stricter governance. The platform also supports built-in and user-defined checks to ensure changes adhere to specific rules, such as naming conventions, enhancing consistency and reducing errors. Furthermore, Infrahub extends its branch and version control capabilities to schema changes, offering a comprehensive approach to infrastructure management that combines the principles of software development with infrastructure operations.

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