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I think many people have been in this situation. In practice, and I'm extremely biased here, I'd consider the most risk-averse option to be going with OpenTofu
by cube2222 2y ago
I think many people have been in this situation.
In practice, and I'm extremely biased here, I'd consider the most risk-averse option to be going with OpenTofu but not using any of its exclusive new features. With this you get dependency updates and the widest competitive range of vendors in case you ever want to use a commercial orchestrator service for it.
However, it seems to me folks at companies of all sizes are increasingly deciding to bite the bullet and migrate, esp. since the last release a couple months ago. E.g. see the talk by Fidelity[0] on OpenTofu Day at Kubecon.
[0]: https://youtu.be/7Ypulc2GyoE https://youtu.be/7Ypulc2GyoE
Disclaimer: I am involved in the OpenTofu project and was previously its tech lead.