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  about 2 years ago by dominic_vieira | Reply

  Have you looked at the Blue Horizon project? This was created by the Public Cloud Engineering Team - https://github.com/SUSE-Enceladus/blue-horizon

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Have you looked at the Blue Horizon project? This was created by the Public Cloud Engineering Team - https://github.com/SUSE-Enceladus/blue-horizon
 
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  about 2 years ago by kevinklinger | Reply

  @dominic_vieira I think the difference is that Blue Horizon requires that you have the desired scripts already coded. This GUI I'm thinking of would be something to guide the user through the process of creating Terraform scripts.

  But thanks for the link

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@dominic_vieira I think the difference is that Blue Horizon requires that you have the desired scripts already coded. This GUI I'm thinking of would be something to guide the user through the process of creating Terraform scripts. But thanks for the link :smile:
 
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@dominic_vieira I think the difference is that Blue Horizon requires that you have the desired scripts already coded. This GUI I'm thinking of would be something to guide the user through the process of creating Terraform scripts.
But thanks for the link
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  about 2 years ago by pagarcia | Reply

  If you don't want to build the UI from scratch but rather focus on the HCL-generation problem, this might come handy: https://appsmith.com/ https://github.com/appsmithorg/appsmith

  Add new widgets for Terraform-related concepts, then generate HCL from that.

  The inverse (HCL to UI) is even more interesting :-)

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If you don't want to build the UI from scratch but rather focus on the HCL-generation problem, this might come handy: https://appsmith.com/ https://github.com/appsmithorg/appsmith Add new widgets for Terraform-related concepts, then generate HCL from that. The inverse (HCL to UI) is even more interesting :-)
 
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If you don't want to build the UI from scratch but rather focus on the HCL-generation problem, this might come handy: https://appsmith.com/ https://github.com/appsmithorg/appsmith
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The inverse (HCL to UI) is even more interesting :-)
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