From my enterprise perspective Terraform is cloud agnostic, as you "only" have to once configure the CI/CD pipeline, secret management, and state management. Af

From my enterprise perspective Terraform is cloud agnostic, as you "only" have to once configure the CI/CD pipeline, secret management, and state management. Afterwards you are free to use any cloud you want and have all the benefits that come with Terraform (including infracost). Especially if you create templates, you can use Terraform in multiple projects quickly. However, my biggest issue with Terraform is that the promise of dependency graphs is in practice broken. Providers will break once the underlying resources are not yet there. The hack to solve this is having several Terraform directories which you run after each other. Still, I think multiple clouds is the way forward. You can negotiate prices down and use services are best suited for the projects. Especially with other players such as CloudFlare and Backblaze, which already have Terraform providers available.