In the previous chapter, we looked at how terraform state can be stored remotely to allow for collaboration with a larger team. However, just having the state configured remotely won’t help much as we also need the teams to collaborate with their code changes. We need a mechanism wherein the developers can push their code into an SCM (Source Code Management) repository and view/approve each other’s changes before executing terraform. Git allows for full collaborative workflows; hence, in this chapter, we’ll look at two different ...
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R. SalechaPractical GitOpshttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-8673-9_55. Terraform Automation with Git
Rohit Salecha1
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