by staging-dragondrop-marketing | Sep 6, 2023 | Terraform
Everything Everywhere All as Code “Everything as Code” Definition Everything as Code is a philosophy for managing IT infrastructure where all components of infrastructure are created, managed, and deleted using code. This applies to container definitions, cloud...
by staging-dragondrop-marketing | Aug 30, 2023 | Terraform
Open Source driftctl Alternatives What is driftctl? driftctl is an OSS CLI tool that enables users to identify Terraform drift as well as unmanaged resources within a cloud environment. It is a quite popular tool and has collected over two thousand stars on GitHub....
by staging-dragondrop-marketing | Aug 27, 2023 | Terraform
Why We Are Not Supporting OpenTF Background On August 10, HashiCorp changed the license to their previously “Open Source” projects to a Business Source License (BSL), making them now “source available” for all future releases. We discusssed in detail reasons and...
by staging-dragondrop-marketing | Aug 10, 2023 | Terraform
Terraform Drift: The Bad, the Ugly and the Black Swan What is Terraform Drift? What problems does it cause? And how can we fix it? So you’re using an Infrastructure as Code (IAC) solution like HashiCorp’s Terraform. You have at least some cloud resources deployed via...
by staging-dragondrop-marketing | Aug 8, 2023 | Terraform
The Reese’s Cup of DevOps: Terraform + GitOps Two definitions What is GitOps? We like the definition that GitLab gives for GitOps: “GitOps is an operational framework that takes DevOps best practices used for application development such as version control,...
by staging-dragondrop-marketing | Jul 17, 2023 | Terraform
Managing Terraform Modules in a Monorepo Motivation Our organization uses a Monorepo. Chances are, if you have found this article, you use a Monorepo as well. While building out our cloud infrastructure modules in Terraform, we realized that we wanted to preserve our...
