Jets v4 is an interesting release. It supports Ruby 3.2 on AWS Lambda even before AWS official support for Ruby 3.2. Read along to find out how this was done.

With cost estimates, you will be able to see how much your infrastructure costs. The estimate is saved to Terraspace cloud for visibility and historical viewing. Here’s what it looks like on the dashboard.

Terraspace Cloud is a nice addition to Terraspace. Terraspace Cloud adds extra features and conveniences to the Terraspace Framework like Team Management, Permissions, History, and a GUI visual interface. It’s specifically designed it work with Terraspace. Terraspace Cloud provides these additional conveniences as an optional paid managed service. It also hopefully provides a means to support the project financially. The Terraform Framework itself is open source and free to use. You can start using Terraspace Cloud with the Terraspace Framework starting in version 2.0.

In this post, you’ll get an introduction to Terraspace Cloud. What is Terraspace Cloud? Terraspace Cloud is a nice addition to the Terraspace Framework. Terraspace Cloud adds extra features to Terraspace. GUI Dashboard and History: When working with multiple stacks, it can become hard to remember all the stacks you or others on your team have deployed. Terraspace Cloud helps you visualize the stacks by saving them and providing a web dashboard with deployed stacks, history, logging, and resources. Know who deployed what and when. Team and Permissions Management: Fine-grain permission control over access. You can create teams and define permission that target dev vs prod environments. CI/CD Integration: Integration with popular CI/CD systems like GitHub Actions, GitLab Pipelines, etc. GitHub Pull Request and GitLab Merge Request integration provide a comment with a link to the visual dashboard. Real-Time Logging: Terraspace captures logs that you see in your terminal and stream them live to the Dashboard. You can share this url to teammates who have access to the project. Cloud Cost Estimation: Terraspace Cloud provides cost estimates for your Terraform resources. Terraspace integrates the infracost estimation reports with the Terraspace Cloud dashboard and Pull Request comments. Terraspace Cloud provides these additional conveniences as an optional paid managed service. Terraspace Cloud Pricing

Terraspace makes it easy to use Terraform modules sourced from your own git repositories, other git repositories, or the Terraform Registry. The git repos can be private or public. This is an incredibly powerful feature of Terraspace because it opens up a world of modules for you. Use any module from anywhere.

Terraform is great and helps you build infrastructure-as-code. The Hashicorp team provides good resources, learning guides, and tutorials to help you get started. The guides are simple, though, and still leave plenty of things for you to figure out on our own. Once you get past the introductory basics of Terraform, you’ll discover many more questions that you must answer before taking Terraform to production. Usually, people end up home-growing custom scripts or using a tool on top of Terraform to fill the gaps. In this article, we’ll discuss and compare the tools: Terraform, Terragrunt, and Terraspace.

Today, we’ll cover a cool Terraspace feature. It allows you to deploy all of your infrastructure in a single command. terraspace all up Terraspace calculates the dependencies and deploys your code in the right order.

Awesome feature and blog post covering it: Terraspace All: Deploy Multiple Stacks or Terraform Modules At Once More docs: terraspace all reference cli docs. Deploy All Intro Docs. Example terraspace graph demo repo Smarter auto-initialization and retry with: terraform init. This is configurable with config.init.mode. Can be: auto, never, always. TFC/TFE support improvements: Auto VCS Connection with the sync. Prune Run commands: terraspace cloud runs prune and terrspace cloud runs list. Terraspace logs: stream and tail logs. terraspace log -f Or view logs for the last run without the timestamps: terraspace logs up demo A terraform plan is ran as part of terraform up -y now. So you can look at the logs later and see what was done. A terraform plan -destroy is ran as part of terraform down -y now. So you can look at the logs later and see what was destroyed.

Terraspace is a Terraform framework. It provides an organized structure, conventions over configurations, keeps your code DRY, and adds convenient tooling. It makes it easier and more fun to work with Terraform.