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Categories/DevOps & CI/CD/OpenTofu
OpenTofu

OpenTofu

Founded 2023

Define and manage cloud infrastructure using declarative configuration files

Pricing model

Free

Rating

★ People love it

Time to value

Moderate Setup (1-3 hours)

You can use OpenTofu to provision, configure, and manage cloud resources across multiple providers using declarative code. As an open-source fork and drop-in replacement for Terraform, it allows you to maintain existing infrastructure configurations without changing workflows. You can selectively exclude resources during deployments using dedicated CLI flags, iterate over providers dynamically with loops, centrally manage module versions through early variable evaluation, and protect sensitive state files with native client-side encryption backed by services like AWS KMS and GCP KMS.

What OpenTofu does

Provision cloud compute and storage resourcesRun tofu plan and apply execution cyclesExclude specific resources from execution runsEncrypt infrastructure state filesConfigure DNS entries programmaticallyAutomate repository branch protection configurationsManage multi-region provider deploymentsDrop-in replacement compatibility for existing Terraform configurationsResource exclusion flags to skip specific resources during plan and applyDynamic provider configuration using for_each loopsEarly variable and local evaluation for central module version controlNative client-side state file encryption with multiple key providersCommunity-driven development governed by the Linux FoundationCompatibility with thousands of existing providers and modules

Pricing breakdown

Pricing model: Free

Tutorials & Demos

Frequently asked

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