Last week I talked up OpenTofu—and for good reason. The Terraform fork has moved beyond being the darling of the infrastructure-as-code (IaC) community to becoming a real, if early, enterprise ...

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Terraform is an Infrastructure as Code (IAC) tool that can provision resources in the cloud. Learn how to setup terraform and ...

All of this indicates the trend toward infrastructure-as-code continues ... HashiCorp and its Terraform technology, for example, or the cloud providers, including Amazon Web Services with ...

Pulumi, a feisty Seattle-based startup, is one of the new companies to watch in cloud infrastructure ... a “fork,” or split in the Terraform open-source code, via a new project, OpenTF.

But, over the last 10 years, the way of managing the critical infrastructure has been revolutionized. Public cloud providers like Azure ... Infrastructure as Code (IaC). What exactly is IaC?

“We started doing infrastructure as code with Terraform, Kubernetes manifest, CloudFormation, serverless, and the list goes on, and we created an open-source product around it named ...

“In a perfect world, all infrastructure changes are done in the code, so this wouldn’t be a problem,” Frank adds. For its cloud offerings, IBM supports the open-source software offering Terraform, a ...

Previously code-named OpenTF, OpenTofu aims to create an open, community-driven successor to the Hashicorp Terraform infrastructure-as-code technology, under a neutral governance model.