6 Terraform with friends
This chapter covers
- Developing an S3 remote backend module
- Comparing flat vs. nested module structures
- Publishing modules via GitHub and the Terraform Registry
- Switching between workspaces
- Examining Terraform Cloud and Terraform Enterprise
Software development is a team sport. At some point, you’ll want to collaborate on Terraform projects with friends and coworkers. Sharing configuration code is easy—any version-controlled source (VCS) repository will do. Sharing state is where it gets difficult. Until now, our state has always been saved to a local backend, which is fine for development purposes and individual contributors but doesn’t accommodate shared access. Suppose Sally from site reliability engineering (SRE) ...
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