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 ...

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.

The most important thing is that, unlike Terraform and Pulumi, Bluebrick’s Atomic Infrastructure doesn’t treat infrastructure code as a monolith, the company said. It also has the ability to ...

The future of DevOps is being redefined by the advancement of cloud-native technologies in conjunction with Infrastructure as Code (IaC ... of cloud resources using Terraform for IaC, is ...

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.

Upset by HashiCorp licensing changes in August 2023 to its popular Terraform infrastructure-as-code tool ... perusing OpenTofu’s GitHub repositories and comparing them to HashiCorp’s.

Generative AI is changing how we build software, but to move the needle on cost, risk and resilience, the real opportunity is ...

It’s a type of infrastructure as code (IAC) solution that’s made life much easier for DevOps personnel. However, as Terraform and IAC have taken off, various drawbacks became evident.

Terraform is a declarative Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tool. It is stateful, helping you understand and handle dependencies between resources. Using Terraform is a great way to manage account level ...