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 blogsecuritypreviewengineer ·

    HashiCorp Vault adds SCIM beta for identity provisioning

    HashiCorp Vault 2.0 introduces a beta version of SCIM (System for Cross-domain Identity Management) support. This feature allows organizations to standardize user and group provisioning from external identity platforms directly into Vault. The beta availability means it is ready for testing and early adoption.

    feature announcement
  • Terraform Core Releases terraforminfraengineer ·

    Terraform v1.15.5 adds module version null support, fixes init crash

    Terraform version 1.15.5 introduces support for module versions evaluating to null, specifically within dynamic module sources. This release also addresses a crash encountered during `init` for modules that have an empty source attribute. These changes are relevant for users managing infrastructure with Terraform, particularly those utilizing dynamic module configurations or encountering initialization issues.

    patch
  • Terraform Core Releases terraforminfragaengineer ·

    Terraform v1.15.4 adds zLinux builds and fixes init bug

    Terraform has released version 1.15.4, introducing new builds for Linux s390x (zLinux) architecture. This update also addresses a bug in the `init` command that could lead to provider binaries being installed in incorrect locations when symlinked directories were present. The release is a patch update and is available for all users.

    feature patch
  • HashiCorp Blog blognetworkingazuregaarchitect ·

    HCP Vault Dedicated Azure hub-and-spoke networking GA

    HashiCorp Cloud Platform (HCP) Vault Dedicated now supports hub-and-spoke networking for Azure, enabling enhanced cloud security through private connectivity. This feature is now generally available, allowing users to implement more mature network security architectures. It is relevant for users managing sensitive data in Azure environments who require secure, isolated network configurations.

    feature announcement
  • 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 bloginfraawsdeprecationengineer ·

    Terraform 1.15: Windows ARM64, Dynamic Sources, Variable Deprecation

    Terraform 1.15 introduces support for Windows ARM64 builds and dynamic module sources, enhancing platform compatibility and flexibility. It also deprecates certain variable usages and adds AWS S3 login capabilities and inline type conversion. These changes affect users working with Windows on ARM64, module development, and those using older variable patterns.

    deprecation feature patch
  • Terraform Core Releases terraforminfraengineer ·

    Terraform 1.15.3 Fixes Stacks Migration and Provider Install Bugs

    Terraform version 1.15.3 addresses critical bugs, including an issue preventing resource migration in deeply nested modules and a crash during provider installation without configuration. It also ensures the cloud backend correctly forwards the `-generate-config-out` flag. These fixes are particularly relevant for users working with complex module structures and provider configurations.

    patch
  • 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 blogsecurity ·

    IBM Vault 2.0 Enhances UI and Reporting

    IBM Vault 2.0 has been released with significant UI improvements and enhanced reporting capabilities. These updates aim to help users realize value more quickly through in-product guidance and provide greater transparency with improved reporting. The release focuses on enhancing the user experience and data visibility for Vault users.

    feature patch
  • Terraform Core Releases terraforminfraengineer ·

    Terraform 1.15.2 enhances plan output and fixes output warnings

    Terraform version 1.15.2 introduces an enhancement to the plan component instance change description, adding output values to the plan. This aims to provide more context during planning stages for users managing complex infrastructure. Additionally, a bug fix prevents the display of warnings when using `terraform output -json`, improving the clarity of JSON output. This patch release is relevant for all Terraform users, especially those utilizing stacks or `terraform output -json`.

    patch
  • 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
  • Terraform Core Releases terraforminfragaengineer ·

    Terraform 1.15.1: Multiple bug fixes for init, output, and configuration validation

    Terraform version 1.15.1 addresses several bugs, including crashes related to invalid nested blocks and issues with provider pre-releases during initialization. These fixes improve the stability and reliability of Terraform's core operations for all users. The update also resolves problems with outputting raw values and handling undeclared variable values from cloud backends, ensuring more consistent behavior across different workflows.

    patch
  • 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.

    announcement
  • Terraform Core Releases terraforminfraengineer ·

    Terraform v1.14.9 fixes plugin installation bug

    Terraform version 1.14.9 includes a bug fix addressing an error during Terraform Stacks plugin installation. This patch is important for users experiencing installation failures with this specific plugin. The fix is available immediately for all users, with no prerequisites beyond updating to the latest version.

    patch

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