HashiCorp, an IBM company, is introducing a series of Infrastructure and Security Lifecycle innovations, and a preview of Project infragraph—a new strategic investment for the HashiCorp Cloud Platform (HCP) that lays the groundwork for agentic infrastructure. The announcements were made at HashiConf 2025, the 10th global conference hosted by HashiCorp and its first as an IBM company.
As part of IBM, HashiCorp is accelerating its vision to deliver a unified control plane that extends across the hybrid cloud to support organizations of all sizes, operating across cloud environments, according to the vendor.
Project infragraph is a real-time infrastructure graph that connects infrastructure, applications, services, and ownership. It offers:
- Near real-time, relational visibility streamlines how teams access the data that matters most, across layers of infrastructure, from provisioning workflows to production environments.
- Tailored insights for platform and infrastructure teams deliver more clarity on application relationships, team ownership, and configuration context, assisting teams to more quickly make decisions.
- Flexible access to infrastructure context allows teams to power automation and enforce policy with greater precision via a unified view.
- Agentic workflow readiness prepares organizations to scale AI with infrastructure context to support future remediation, optimization, and planning workflows.
Project infragraph is planned to be delivered as a capability within the HashiCorp Cloud Platform (HCP).
In the future, Project infagraph plans to extend HCP to connect to IBM’s broader software portfolio, including Red Hat Ansible and OpenShift, IBM watsonx Orchestrate, Concert, Turbonomic, and Cloudability. This approach will help customers unify infrastructure, security, and applications under a consistent data and policy model, the company said.
HashiCorp is now accepting applications for the private beta program for Project infragraph, which is expected to open in December 2025.
“HashiCorp’s latest product updates and the introduction of Project infragraph signal more than product momentum—they represent the evolution of a platform that can unify infrastructure and security data, and accelerate intelligent decision-making,” said Armon Dadgar, CTO and co-founder of HashiCorp. “We’re focused on helping customers build secured, scalable cloud programs that are ready for AI and drive value to every stakeholder.”
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