OpenTofu: the Terraform Alternative After the License Change
In 2023 Terraform changed its license and the community created OpenTofu, an open source fork under the Linux Foundation. What it means, when to switch, and how to avoid lock-in.
Technical notes on Linux, sysadmin, development and devops.
In 2023 Terraform changed its license and the community created OpenTofu, an open source fork under the Linux Foundation. What it means, when to switch, and how to avoid lock-in.
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