A DevOps team first establishes OIDC-authenticated Terraform as their secure provisioning pipeline (eliminating static AK/SK via IDaaS), then uses that trusted pipeline to deploy a full MLPS 2.0-compliant RAG stack where both the Elasticsearch semantic search layer and RDS data layer are locked down with keyless M2M tokens, creating a zero-trust AI retrieval platform end-to-end.
A DevOps team first establishes OIDC-authenticated Terraform as their secure provisioning pipeline (eliminating static AK/SK via IDaaS), then uses that trusted pipeline to deploy a full MLPS 2.0-compliant RAG stack where both the Elasticsearch semantic search layer and RDS data layer are locked down with keyless M2M tokens, creating a zero-trust AI retrieval platform end-to-end.
See _combos/terraform-provisioned-secure-search-with-keyless-4c7cc9.
See _combos/oidc-authenticated-terraform-production-stack-wi-bf7de0.
See _combos/secure-rag-stack-with-keyless-auth-5470a6.
See _combos/terraform-provisioned-keyless-rag-platform-7b9d22.
Q: How can I use Terraform to provision a secure, compliant RAG pipeline with zero-trust architecture? A: You can establish an OIDC-authenticated Terraform pipeline to eliminate static credentials and deploy an MLPS 2.0-compliant RAG stack. This configuration locks down the Elasticsearch semantic search and RDS data layers with keyless M2M tokens to create an end-to-end zero-trust AI retrieval platform.