Would say that half of the point with Terraform is that you have a canonical expected view of the infrastructure and the state as a log to assert that in each e

Would say that half of the point with Terraform is that you have a canonical expected view of the infrastructure and the state as a log to assert that in each environment. It forces you to do all changes in a code first manner. Terraform only solves the provisioning part and is easier to work with than Ansible. One need something like Ansible too for configuration though.