Thoughts on Terraform state management, infrastructure parallelism, and building better developer tools.
Learn what OpenTofu is, how it compares to Terraform, installation methods, key features like state encryption, and how to migrate your infrastructure code.
Read moreBuilt a tool that computes the dependency cone of any Terraform resource and extracts a minimal subset file containing only what you need.
Read moreTerragrunt solved Terraform's scaling problems by splitting state. Stategraph eliminates them by fixing the primitive itself.
Read moreState fragmentation creates coordination problems Terraform can't see. The real issue isn't monolithic architecture—it's file-based storage.
Read moreWhen managing infrastructure, state corruption must be impossible. OCaml's type system catches entire categories of bugs at compile time.
Read moreDeep dive into Terraform's dependency graph: how the DAG is constructed, how dependencies work, and how Terraform walks the graph with parallelism.
Read moreThe Terraform Terralith isn't an anti-pattern. It's the natural shape of infrastructure. The real anti-pattern is accepting broken tooling.
Read moreTerraform state is a distributed systems problem masquerading as file storage. Stategraph models it as a graph with ACID transactions and subgraph isolation.
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