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 bloginfraazuregaengineer ·
Terraform AzureRM Provider 5.0 Released
Terraform AzureRM provider 5.0 is now generally available, introducing enhanced control over Resource Provider registration and opt-in Azure preflight validation. This release also establishes a foundation for future development. The update is relevant for users managing Azure resources with Terraform.
feature - 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 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 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 - 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.
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