There are no official integrations between MongoDB Atlas and other infrastructure as code tools such as Chef, Puppet, Ansible, or CloudFormation. However, customers are welcome to use the Atlas public API to connect to Atlas resources. Note: While Terraform is often listed alongside Chef, Puppet, Ansible, CloudFormation, and other tools under the category of infrastructure as code. However, the IaC label actually includes several distinct capabilities, each with different approaches and implications. The biggest difference is that Chef, Puppet, and Ansible are configuration management tools, which means they primarily install and manage software on existing servers. Terraform and CloudFormation, on the other hand, are primarily provisioning tools, which means they provision the servers themselves, as well as other parts of your infrastructure like load balancers, databases, and networking configurations. Companies may use several infrastructure as code tools together to automate provisioning, configuration management, server templating, and orchestration. For example, some use Terraform, Packer, Docker, and Kubernetes together for provisioning, server templating, and orchestration. This article by Gruntwork offers a great summary of the key differences between infrastructure as code tools and common combinations that companies use Organizations using Kubernetes can use the MongoDB Atlas Open Service Broker to deploy, manage, and access Atlas on their cloud platform of choice.