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 blogaiinfraengineer ·
Managing complexity in agentic infrastructure workflows
This article explores how AI agents are transforming infrastructure operations. It outlines seven essential layers for scaling autonomous workflows with confidence, control, and visibility. The content is aimed at engineers and architects managing complex infrastructure.
announcement - HashiCorp Blog blogaisecurityengineer ·
AI accelerates development, increasing secret sprawl risk
AI-driven development is accelerating software creation, but it's also leading to a rapid increase in secret sprawl, which poses growing security, compliance, and operational risks. This trend necessitates a closer look at how organizations manage sensitive credentials in an AI-enhanced workflow. Engineers and architects working with AI tools need to ensure their secret management practices keep pace with the speed of development.
announcement - HashiCorp Blog blogaigovernanceazureengineer ·
Terraform for Azure Infrastructure Discovery and Governance
Terraform can now help teams discover unmanaged Azure resources and reduce infrastructure drift. This enhancement addresses the challenges of governing and scaling cloud and AI environments. The capabilities are relevant for engineers and architects managing Azure infrastructure, particularly as AI adoption grows.
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Terraform MCP Server: AI infrastructure patterns
Terraform MCP Server integrates AI agents with organizational context and guardrails to improve infrastructure decision-making. This approach enables more effective deployment and management of AI-driven infrastructure. The article details four real-world patterns for leveraging this technology. It is relevant for engineers and architects managing complex AI deployments.
announcement - 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 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 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 blogaisecuritygovernanceengineer ·
HashiCorp Vault adds native AI agent IAM support
HashiCorp Vault now supports managing agentic IAM, including trusted identities, delegated authorization, and fine-grained controls. This feature allows enterprises to enhance security and management for AI agents interacting with sensitive data. The update is available for use in HashiCorp Vault.
feature - HashiCorp Blog blogaisecurity ·
Vault Enterprise adds SPIFFE auth for non-human identities
Vault Enterprise now supports SPIFFE authentication for non-human identities (NHI), simplifying the security of AI agents and other automated workloads. This enhancement extends Vault's capabilities to secure emerging AI-driven systems and their operational components. The feature is available in Vault Enterprise, providing a more robust identity framework for complex agentic architectures.
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