Microsoft and HashiCorp cozy up to expand options for Terraform customers on Azure by Tom Krazit on August 17, 2017 at 12:50 pm Share 7 Tweet Share Reddit Email ...

HashiCorp, makers of the DevOps-enabling “infrastructure-as-code” Terraform software, and Microsoft announced that they were building on their existing partnership to extend support for the ...

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The Terraform Registry helps DevOps teams become more efficient, as it minimizes redundant actions, fosters collaboration, and systematizes version control and dependency management. It is also a boon ...