Use Case

Configuration To Infrastructure As Code

GAEZLA can use the live configuration and operation schemas exposed by configured systems as the starting point for infrastructure as code. It can inspect what exists, identify the supported API shape, author complete files, and submit the result through a reviewable Git pull-request proposal.

Start from reality or a blank file

The workflow can reverse-engineer existing configuration or begin from an operator-defined desired state; it does not require the estate to have been created as code.

Inspect current state through the read capabilities available for the target.
Search the relevant API specification by operation and retrieve the exact request and response schema.
Read existing repository files and history when configuration code already exists.

Make code the retained outcome

The output can be a complete, reviewable set of IaC files rather than a transient sequence of console clicks or API calls.

Generate new files or focused updates that represent the intended state.
Propose the changes to a configured repository with pull-request access enabled.
Require operator approval before the proposal executes and the pull request is opened.

Keep deployment separate

Creating code does not silently apply it. Deployment can remain in the repository’s own pipeline or use an eligible governed execution path.

Review the diff, assumptions, prerequisites, and rollback before merge or execution.
Use a supported integration proposal, signed agent playbook, or appliance app runtime when an execution path exists.
Fail closed when the connected integration does not provide a durable mutation lane.

Value over time

How the product path is separated.

Discover

Read current state and schemas

Resolve the target, inspect live configuration, and retrieve the relevant operation and data shapes.

Author

Build the desired state as code

Create complete IaC files from the observed state, an existing repository, or a new specification.

Review

Propose a repository change

Materialize a guarded pull-request proposal and open the PR only after operator approval.

Apply

Use the eligible runtime path

Merge through the repository pipeline or separately approve a supported execution path.

Related workflows.

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