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Infrastructure Templates

Infrastructure Templates are production-ready Infrastructure Projects written and maintained by QuickInfra. Browse the library, find a template that matches your use case, and copy it as a project to your account — ready to configure and deploy.

What are Infrastructure Templates?

Infrastructure Templates are the same as Infrastructure Projects in every technical sense — they are fully configured collections of Terraform service modules that provision real cloud infrastructure. The difference is that templates are authored by QuickInfra, tested against production environments, and made available to all users as a starting point.

Rather than building an infrastructure project from scratch, you can browse the template library, find one that matches your architecture — a simple VPC, a multi-AZ EC2 setup, a blue-green deployment infrastructure, and more — and copy it directly as a project into your account. From there you configure it with your specific values and execute it against your cloud account.

How to Use a Template

Navigate to Templates → Infrastructure and browse the available templates. Each template shows its purpose, the services it includes, and the infrastructure pattern it implements. When you find one that fits your use case, click Copy as Project. A new Infrastructure Project is created in your account with all services pre-configured — review the settings, adjust any parameters specific to your environment, and execute.

Tip:Not finding a template that fits your exact requirements? Head to the For You → Free Infra Template section and request a custom template from the QuickInfra team at no cost. Describe what you need and the team will build it for you.

Note:Templates are maintained and updated by QuickInfra as cloud provider APIs and best practices evolve. When a template is updated, existing projects copied from it are not affected — your project remains exactly as you configured it.

Key Things to Know

Templates are read-only — you cannot modify them directly. Copy a template as a project first, then make any changes you need in the project.
Copying a template creates a full independent project in your account — changes to the original template will not affect your copy.
All templates follow AWS infrastructure best practices — multi-AZ placement, private subnets, security group least-privilege, and encrypted storage where applicable.
If none of the available templates match your use case, request a free custom template via the For You section.