Build Composable Automation Workflows with Terraform and Vault on AWS

As a trusted solution implementation partner of HashiCorp, an IBM company, intiGrow is proud to help organizations embrace the next wave of intelligent automation in cloud infrastructure.

At the recent AWS Summit in New York, HashiCorp unveiled powerful new capabilities that integrate Terraform, Vault, and Vault Radar into AI-driven workflows — marking a significant step toward secure, composable, and autonomous infrastructure provisioning and management.

What’s New? Key Highlights from AWS Summit

HashiCorp introduced three exciting innovations designed to advance infrastructure automation in an age of AI agents:

– Vault and Vault Radar MCP Servers now available via AWS Marketplace, enabling secure discovery and remediation of unmanaged secrets using AI agents.

– Terraform MCP Server enhancements for more flexible, intuitive provisioning through AI-driven interactions.

– Integration with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, where HashiCorp’s Terraform MCP Server leads as a launch partner in infrastructure-aware AI capabilities.

These updates signal the beginning of a new era where infrastructure is not just automated — it’s intelligent and secure.

What Are MCP Servers — and Why Do They Matter?

Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers are a new interface layer connecting trusted automation tools like Terraform and Vault with emerging AI agent ecosystems. MCP servers enable safe, auditable, and natural language-based interactions with enterprise infrastructure.

This means developers, platform teams, and security professionals can:

– Query infrastructure with natural language

– Automate provisioning tasks

– Remediate misconfigurations

– Rotate secrets — all securely and efficiently

HashiCorp MCP servers are LLM-agnostic, giving organizations the flexibility to use the large language models (LLMs) they’ve already adopted, while enabling solo engineers to choose tools they’re comfortable with.

Introducing Vault Radar MCP Server

Security teams often face alert fatigue — manually processing thousands of leaked secret events. The new Vault Radar MCP Server, now live on AWS Marketplace, enables natural language querying of security events, reducing time-to-remediation.

For example, you can simply ask:

“Which leaked secret events are of critical severity and present in Vault?”

The AI agent connects securely to Vault Radar, executes the query, and provides results — with no secrets ever shared and access granted only at the moment of the request.

Introducing Vault MCP Server

Also available on AWS Marketplace, the Vault MCP Server enables developers to perform essential Vault API operations using natural language instead of complex scripts.

You can:

– List, create, or delete key-value mounts

– Read, write, or manage secrets within mounts

This is ideal for development, testing, and evaluation of secure workflows powered by AI — with future support planned for additional Vault features and plugins.

Enhancements to the Terraform MCP Server

Available now on AWS Marketplace, the updated Terraform MCP Server allows AI agents to:

– Query the Terraform Registry for provider/module information

– Access style and module development guides

– Generate Terraform code that adheres to best practices

The Terraform MCP Server integrates seamlessly with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, enabling secure, scalable deployment of intelligent infrastructure-aware agents.

HashiCorp Joins AWS Marketplace for AI Agents

As the world moves toward agentic AI — systems that reason, act, and adapt — HashiCorp is at the forefront with tools that enable secure and compliant agent operations. With HashiCorp Terraform MCP Server as a launch partner in the new AI Agents & Tools category on AWS Marketplace, organizations can now:

– Accelerate time-to-value for AI initiatives

– Securely integrate agents with Terraform and Vault workflows

– Build intelligent DevOps bots, data pipelines, and compliance agents

By combining AWS’s AI platform with HashiCorp’s automation and security tools, you can power the next generation of infrastructure.

Important: Experimental Use

Please note: All MCP servers are currently in experimental stages and intended for development and evaluation purposes only. Production use is not recommended at this time. Users should review all outputs carefully to ensure compliance, cost-efficiency, and alignment with security best practices.

Ready to Build AI-Driven Workflows?

At intiGrow, we help organizations implement secure and scalable solutions with HashiCorp products — including Terraform, Vault, Vault Radar, and now, MCP servers.

Whether you’re building intelligent DevOps systems or secure AI-assisted workflows, our team can help you plan, deploy, and scale with confidence.

Contact us today to explore how we can help you adopt secure AI-powered infrastructure automation.