As a promised follow-up to my previous post, today I will outline the process necessary to set up and utilize HashiCorp Terraform within Proxmox.

To preface, Terraform is an infrastructure as code tool, letting you spin up, modify, and destroy infrastructure.  Terraform is extremely versatile, utilizing Terraform Providers to interface

We are adding more value to infrastructure as code with an addition to the Ansible Certified Content Collection: The Ansible provider for Terraform.

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Despite Kubernetes' own declarative API, and the obvious benefits of maintaining a cluster's infrastructure and services from the same infrastructure as code repository, Terraform is far from the first choice to provision Kubernetes resources. Kubestack, the open-source Terraform framework I maintain, aims to provide the best developer experience for teams working with Terraform and Kubernetes.

While no hard plans were revealed at the Red Hat Summit, it's clear that Red Hat's DevOps and HashiCorp's IaC programs will end up working together.

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