OpenTofu
by OpenTofu (Linux Foundation)
Open source infrastructure as code tool, a Terraform fork hosted by the Linux Foundation.
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Open source infrastructure as code tool, a Terraform fork hosted by the Linux Foundation.
OpenTofu is an open source infrastructure as code tool created as a fork of Terraform after HashiCorp's switch to the BUSL license. It started as an initiative of Gruntwork, Spacelift, Harness, env0 and Scalr and was donated to the Linux Foundation.
Features highlighted on the site include the exclude flag, provider iteration with for_each, early variable and local evaluation, and state encryption. It is suited to personal use, consultants and companies.
Key features
Product details
Vendor
OpenTofu (Linux Foundation)
Category
Configuration Management
Pricing model
free
Starting price
Free, open source
Free trial
No
Pricing
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