Clickbait title aside, a good and reasonable post about using terraform. Point 2 about the evils of a monorepo is not unique to terraform, but also a more subtl

Clickbait title aside, a good and reasonable post about using terraform. Point 2 about the evils of a monorepo is not unique to terraform, but also a more subtle problem of service boundaries generally. I've seen what I would term a distributed monorepo which has all the headaches of a monolith combined with all the deployment coordination headaches of microservices, managing to exacerbate the worst problems of both. Enforcing boundaries is hard, and the most natural architecture state without a firm guiding hand is the Big Ball of Mud.