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OpenTofu is an open-source, community-governed infrastructure-as-code tool forked from Terraform after HashiCorp's licensing change.
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env zero's EZ Control lets agents repair infrastructure drift across nearly 2,300 resource types, at an autonomy level each platform team picks. How much autonomy a team grants will depend on how far it trusts the product's map of who owns each resource.
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The post's hawks-and-doves model explains why MIT-style terms keep winning. Each of the four cases behind the claim is an infrastructure project with a downstream party rich enough to fund a fork of its own.
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At $0.10 to $0.99 per managed resource a month, billed hourly on the peak count, Terraform's own bookkeeping objects become a line item, and February 2026's published list prices let you do that arithmetic before the quote lands.
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A dev.to essay offers MongoDB, Elastic, HashiCorp and Redis as proof that the managed-cloud moat is dead. Its dates hold up better than its summary of them. The screening trait survives either reading.
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A dev.to walkthrough publishes the Keycloak stack behind an EKS gateway auth setup: one enabled grant, four redirect URLs, and a group membership Terraform does not fully own.
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The cap changed which conversation happens before work starts. It also moved a cost off the board, where nobody counts it.
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Dedicated customers can now run Duo agents in their own single tenant and region with their own inference models, while Secrets Manager arrives in limited availability as a paid add-on.
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The tfcompat harness runs the same HCL program through tofu and pulumi, then compares what the providers saw. The oracle is tofu, not a recorded expectation.
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A CNCF blog account reports a self-upgrading K3s control plane on Kairos with etcd quorum intact. The instructive part is that both bugs were in the automation, not the OS.
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