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 bloggovernanceinfraengineer ·
Terraform policy for declarative governance workflow
HashiCorp introduced tfpolicy, a new tool that integrates HCL-based policy as code into Terraform workflows. This feature aims to help teams define and enforce governance policies with enhanced lifecycle context. It is now available for Terraform users to integrate into their development processes.
feature 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.
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 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 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 bloggovernanceinfraengineer ·
Terraform enhances cost visibility, notifications, and governance
HCP Terraform and Terraform Enterprise have introduced new features to reduce operational overhead and improve governance and security. These enhancements aim to provide better cost visibility and project-level notifications for infrastructure management. The updates are now available for users of both HCP Terraform and Terraform Enterprise.
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