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terraform-aws-bootstrap discussion
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Terraform best practices for reliability at any scale
> At scale, many Terraform state files are better than one. But how do you draw the boundaries and decide which resources belong in which state files? What are the best practices for organizing Terraform state files to maximize reliability, minimize the blast-radius of changes, and align with the design of cloud providers?
1000% agree. I put together my version of standing up remote state in AWS in Github. https://github.com/aryounce/terraform-aws-bootstrap
Our use of Terraform splits state exactly as described primarily to keep the state refresh times reasonable.
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aryounce/terraform-aws-bootstrap is an open source project licensed under MIT License which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of terraform-aws-bootstrap is HCL.