Community Project Spotlight: cloud-to-Iac
By BIOS Founding Team
cloud-to-Iac is an open source tool built by BIOS founder Olamide Kosile that connects to a live AWS account, discovers the infrastructure already running there, and generates infrastructure-as-code from it, in either Terraform HCL or CloudFormation YAML.
It scans across 41 resource types spanning networking, compute, storage, databases, messaging, security, and DevOps services, so teams that inherited untracked or manually built AWS environments can get them into code without starting from scratch.
Notable features include support for multiple AWS credential methods (including cross-account role assumption), optional AI-assisted cleanup of the generated code, and snapshot-based regeneration so you don't need to re-scan AWS every time you want to output code again.
It runs via Docker, and the typical workflow is: scan your account, review the generated code, and then import the resources into Terraform state before applying.
This is exactly the kind of real-world, in-production open source contribution BIOS wants to spotlight, and we'd love to see community members try it out, file issues, or contribute.
Check it out and contribute: https://github.com/Mide69/cloud-to-Iac
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