Terraform for your whole team, on your own infrastructure.
openplan is a self-hosted, open-source alternative to Terraform Cloud. Register a Terraform or OpenTofu module once, and anyone on your team can stand up their own copy from a web UI, with their own variables, their own credentials and a full history of every change.
Everything a team needs to share Terraform
Without sharing a laptop, a state file or anyone's credentials.
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Register templates
Point openplan at a Git repository and a revision. That becomes a reusable template anyone on the platform can install.
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Compose stacks
A stack groups the templates that make up one environment or one service, each with its own configuration.
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Configure per stack
Set input variables and attach cloud credentials without editing anyone's Terraform. Credentials are write-only and injected only while Terraform runs.
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Plan, apply and destroy
Run it all from the browser. Runs are orchestrated durably on Temporal, so a plan or apply survives a restart instead of being lost halfway.
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Watch runs and read logs
Every run keeps its init, plan and workspace output, along with its history.
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Upgrade deliberately
When a template gets a new revision, moving a stack to it is an explicit, reviewable step. Nothing drifts silently.
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Control access per stack
Grant people a role on the stacks they need, rather than on everything.
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Sign in with SSO
openplan signs in through Dex. A corporate IdP, GitHub or LDAP plugs in as a Dex connector.
Run it on your own machine
You need Docker and nothing else. Download three files, start it, and open localhost:5173 a minute or two later.
url=https://github.com/openplanhq/openplan/releases/latest/download
curl -LO $url/docker-compose.release.yaml
curl -LO $url/dex.yaml
curl -LO $url/init-databases.sh
docker compose -f docker-compose.release.yaml up -d