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IANAL but it doesn’t seem like much, unless you’re planning on building a terraform-as-a-service company to compete directly with hashicorp. Honestly I’m not su
by vrosas 3y ago
IANAL but it doesn’t seem like much, unless you’re planning on building a terraform-as-a-service company to compete directly with hashicorp. Honestly I’m not surprised given hashicorp’s enterprise offering are basically just… hosting the .tfstate file for you? I still can’t figure out what their upsell is.
- pknomad 3y agoHosting the statefile in a secure way, state-locking, injecting the secrets so you're not keeping the secrets locally or in env var, and pre-built integration with other Hashicorp suite. I see the use case for it if you don't want to use a 3rd party or open source tool (Atlantis) but the pricing seems prohibitive.