We're planning to move a large number of existing AWS resources from CloudFormation to OpenTofu. Each customer environment is fairly isolated and may contain EC2 instances, load balancers,…
We manage many customer-isolated AWS environments with CloudFormation, including EC2 instances, load balancers, Auto Scaling Groups, VPCs, security groups, and other services. We're evaluating a migration to OpenTofu…
For people working in DevOps, infrastructure as code, or technical leadership: are you actively using OpenTofu in production, or seriously considering it for your tooling? If you aren't…
I'm migrating GitHub Actions deployments to AWS from long-lived IAM credentials to short-lived OIDC-based access, primarily for ECS deployments. OIDC lets a workflow request a temporary JWT and…
You're starting a project from scratch and can choose the infrastructure-as-code tool. In what situations would Pulumi be a better choice than Terraform or OpenTofu? Pulumi can use…
I'm currently managing an infrastructure repository that uses Terraform to set up resources on AWS for various projects. My setup includes a functioning VPC and other networking essentials.…
I'm currently using Terraform to manage my AWS infrastructure across various projects, and I've got a functioning VPC along with other networking components. I'm considering a shift to…
I'm currently migrating our infrastructure to Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and it's been a pretty interesting experience so far—it even feels kind of fun! I started with Terraform,…
I'm curious about how OpenTofu has been doing in comparison to Terraform. Has it established itself as a viable alternative? I don't use infrastructure as code in my…
Hey everyone! I've recently started a role where my company focuses on a SaaS platform along with customer-managed installations across various cloud providers. We're setting up a new…