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It includes modern DevOps practices for IAC  such as Main and Pull Request workflows, IaC Code Validation \u0026 Linting, Automated Testing, Security Scanning, Multi-environment deployments, modules dependencies and more.\n\nIt is an enterprise-level CI/CD multi-orchestrator, multi-IaC framework that encapsulates those best practices and guidelines for developing, testing, and deploying infrastructure as code to host large-scale solutions and get your production ready in no time.\n\nSymphony supports the following IAC tools:\n\n- Terraform\n- Bicep\n\nSymphony supports the following Build Orchestrators:\n\n- Azure DevOps\n- GitHub\n\n## Why use Symphony\n\nSymphony offers the workflows needed to implement IaC automation. Symphony provides multi-environment support and can be used on both public and non-public clouds. With the easily pluggable and integrable workflow design to integrate more tools with no need to update the workflow or change the CI/CD pipeline. 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Symphony offers multiple workflows to ensure engineering excellence at every stage of the IaC process. Find more in the [Symphony Workflows Document](./docs/WORKFLOW.md).\n\n## Symphony Environment\n\nAn environment in Symphony is represented by a set of configuration files, each representing the input values for the IAC modules used, and a set of credentials used to authenticate to the cloud-related environment subscription at which resources are deployed. Find more about it in the [Symphony Environments Document](./docs/ENVIRONMENT.md)\n\n## Symphony Testing\n\nSymphony offers samples to write and execute both modules and end-to-end tests for the IaC module code and how the tests are integrated into the symphony workflows. Find more in the [Symphony Testing Document](./docs/TESTING.md)\n\n## Contributing\n\nContributions to the project are welcome! 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