Terraform Releases
HashiCorp Terraform core releases and blog. New features, breaking changes, security advisories and deprecations - each summarised in plain English and updated continuously.
Tracking 60 Terraform releases · Updated
- HashiCorp Blog blogai ·
AI Operating Model: Leaders Operationalize AI, Not Just Experiment
Leading enterprises are moving beyond AI experimentation to full operationalization, adopting a dedicated AI operating model. This strategic shift distinguishes them from companies still in the exploratory phase. This insight is crucial for organizations aiming to gain a competitive advantage through AI.
announcement - HashiCorp Blog bloggovernanceinfraengineer ·
Terraform Enterprise 2.0 enhances infrastructure operations
Terraform Enterprise 2.0 is designed to help organizations scale their infrastructure operations effectively. The release aims to strengthen governance and reduce overall operational complexity for users managing large-scale deployments. This update is relevant for teams focused on managing infrastructure at scale with robust control.
feature announcement - HashiCorp Blog bloginfrapreviewengineer ·
HCP Terraform with Infragraph enters public preview
HCP Terraform powered by Infragraph is now in public preview, offering a unified view for hybrid and multi-cloud environments. This new capability aims to address data silos and improve infrastructure optimization and security. It is intended for users managing complex cloud estates.
announcement feature - HashiCorp Blog blogsecurityinfraengineer ·
Boundary and Vault integrate with Windows AD DS for credential security
This article explains the importance of dynamic credentials for infrastructure access and details the integration of HashiCorp Boundary and Vault with Windows Active Directory Domain Services. This integration aims to enhance security by managing RDP connections more effectively. It is relevant for engineers and architects managing Windows environments and security infrastructure.
announcement - HashiCorp Blog blogsecurityinfraengineer ·
Vault Secrets Operator automates Kubernetes secret management
HashiCorp Vault Secrets Operator (VSO) enhances secret delivery for Kubernetes and Red Hat OpenShift, enabling automated, secure lifecycle management at scale for enterprises. This capability is designed to streamline the integration of secrets into containerized applications. The operator focuses on large-scale, automated management of sensitive information.
announcement - HashiCorp Blog bloginfraengineer ·
Terraform Registry introduces Partner Premier tier
HashiCorp has launched a new Partner Premier status within the Terraform Registry. This designation aims to highlight and recognize key partners contributing to the Terraform ecosystem. Further details regarding the impact on users and the registry's functionality are expected.
announcement - HashiCorp Blog blogsecurityinfra ·
Secure SSH access at scale with Vault and Boundary
HashiCorp has updated its approach to scalable, role-based SSH access using SSH certificates, Vault, and Boundary. This enhancement is designed for modern hybrid and multi-cloud environments. The solution aims to improve security and manageability for SSH access across diverse infrastructures.
feature announcement - Terraform Core Releases terraforminfraawsdeprecation ·
Terraform v1.15.0: New features and enhancements
Terraform version 1.15.0 introduces several new features including Windows ARM64 builds, variable/output deprecation attributes, and inline type conversions. Enhancements focus on improved output type constraints, PowerShell support for provisioners, and better deprecation attribute detection. This release impacts users writing Terraform configurations, especially those managing AWS resources or utilizing advanced configuration validation and testing.
feature patch announcement - HashiCorp Blog blogsecurityinfraengineer ·
Secret detection transforms into measurable risk reduction
Vault Radar helps teams transition from discovering credential sprawl to coordinated remediation efforts. This approach shifts secret detection from a mere finding exercise to a quantifiable risk reduction process. It's particularly relevant for security and engineering teams managing cloud infrastructure secrets. The focus is on actionable insights and workflow integration.
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