What changes did your org make as a result of HashiCorp/Terraform’s updated open source licensing?

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Director of IT in Healthcare and Biotech7 months ago

We use Terragrunt which forces us to either switch to OpenTofu or freeze our versions to Terragrunt 0.54.17 and Terraform 1.5.7. Alternatively, trying to justify moving to Terraform Enterprise.

VP of Engineering in Bankinga year ago

As a normal end user of Terraform, we continue to use Terraform as it is still the more mature Infra-as-Code tooling around. In fact, we recently adopt Terraform Cloud to use the additional team/enterprise features.

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