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 bloginfragaengineer ·
Boundary Adds Project-Scoped Aliases for Scalable Access
Boundary now supports aliases at the project scope, allowing access control to align with organizational infrastructure. This enables teams to scale independently without encountering conflicts. This feature is available now and aims to streamline access management for larger organizations. It addresses potential conflicts that arise with scaling independent teams.
feature - HashiCorp Blog blogsecuritypreviewengineer ·
Vault Enterprise Enhances AI Agent Security in Preview
HashiCorp Vault Enterprise has introduced new security enhancements specifically for AI agents, now accessible in public preview. These updates aim to bolster the security posture for AI workloads. This preview is available to users interested in testing advanced security features for their AI agents.
feature announcement - HashiCorp Blog blogsecuritypreviewengineer ·
HCP Vault Dedicated Cluster Disaster Recovery enters public preview
HashiCorp Cloud Platform (HCP) Vault Dedicated is introducing cluster-level disaster recovery (DR) drills. This feature allows teams to simulate cluster failures, proving their failover readiness. It is currently available in public preview, with no prerequisites mentioned.
feature announcement - Terraform Core Releases terraforminfraengineer ·
Terraform 1.15.7 Fixes Concurrency and Submodule Issues
Terraform version 1.15.7 introduces important bug fixes, enhancing stability for users. The release addresses concurrency safety in configuration parsing and resolves issues with submodule variable validation during initialization. These patches are relevant for all Terraform users, particularly those working with complex configurations or multiple submodules.
patch - HashiCorp Blog bloginfraengineer ·
tfctl CLI for HCP Terraform and Terraform Enterprise
A new dedicated CLI tool, tfctl, has been released for HCP Terraform and Terraform Enterprise. This tool provides engineers and AI agents with safe and full access to the platform's API. It aims to streamline interactions with the Terraform management platform.
feature announcement - HashiCorp Blog bloginfraengineer ·
Terraform and Ansible Integration Improvements
This update introduces the Terraform Ansible Collection 2.0 and pyTFE, alongside enhanced Terraform actions, to streamline infrastructure lifecycle management. These improvements aim to simplify the integration and management of resources across both Terraform and Ansible ecosystems. The changes are relevant for engineers and architects managing hybrid infrastructure environments.
feature - HashiCorp Blog blogsecurityinfraengineer ·
Vault and SPIFFE for Workload Identity
HashiCorp Vault can now act as a SPIFFE identity issuer and broker, simplifying workload identity and authorization. This integration defines the role of SPIRE within the workflow. This feature is targeted at engineers and architects managing secure application deployments.
feature - HashiCorp Blog bloginfragaengineer ·
Terraform MCP server 1.0 now generally available
Terraform MCP server 1.0 is now generally available, offering consistent infrastructure deployment with flexible options across an organization. This release aims to ensure uniformity in infrastructure management. It is now production-ready for all users.
announcement feature - Terraform Core Releases terraforminfradeprecationengineer ·
Terraform 1.15.6 includes bug fixes for state, console, and module installation
Terraform version 1.15.6 addresses several bugs, including incorrect resource listing in plan files, panics in the console interpreter, and incorrect exit codes for variable errors. It also resolves edge cases in module installation. This patch release is relevant for users employing the `removed` block, the console command, or module installation with specific source configurations.
patch - HashiCorp Blog blogaisecurityengineer ·
IBM Vault Radar and Vault for AI security
This article explains how to use IBM Vault Radar for preemptive hygiene and IBM Vault for dynamic runtime security to mitigate autonomous AI exploits. It focuses on the challenges posed by AI vulnerabilities, such as Claude Mythos, and provides solutions for security teams. The information is relevant for security professionals managing AI systems.
announcement - HashiCorp Blog bloginfraengineer ·
HCP Packer adds enforced provisioners for image builds
HCP Packer now supports enforced provisioners, allowing teams to centrally apply mandatory provisioning steps during image builds. This feature enhances control and consistency across image creation workflows. It is available now for platform and security teams managing image lifecycles.
feature - HashiCorp Blog blogaisecurityinfraengineer ·
HashiCorp Boundary Enhances Secure Agentic AI Access
HashiCorp Boundary now supports secure agentic AI deployments at scale. This new capability provides unique identities, just-in-time credentials, explicit delegation, and point-of-use enforcement for auditable control. It is designed for organizations looking to integrate AI agents securely into their infrastructure.
feature - HashiCorp Blog bloggovernanceinfraengineer ·
HCP Terraform adds project-level run tasks
HCP Terraform now supports run tasks at the project level, allowing for consistent application of security and compliance policies across multiple workspaces. This feature aims to reduce manual overhead for organizations managing numerous workspaces. It is available now for all users.
feature - 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 - HashiCorp Blog bloginfranetworkingengineer ·
Consul 2.0 enhances service mesh, security, and scalability
Consul 2.0 introduces several key enhancements aimed at improving flexibility, control, and scalability for service mesh deployments. New features include support for multiple ports in service mesh configurations, integration with CyberArk for workload identity management, cluster-wide rate limiting, and auto-scaling capabilities for the API gateway. These updates are particularly relevant for organizations managing complex distributed systems who need greater operational control and resilience.
feature - HashiCorp Blog blogsecurityinfraengineermedia ·
Vault Transit for Secure Large Artifact and Streaming Workload Encryption
Vault Transit now supports envelope encryption for large artifacts and streaming workloads, allowing secure data protection without sending payloads directly to Vault. This enhancement improves security for data-intensive applications by offloading the encryption process from the sensitive Vault server. The feature is designed for engineers and architects managing secure data pipelines and large-scale processing.
feature - 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.
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