Thoughts on Terraform state management, infrastructure parallelism, and building better developer tools.
Demo day three: a first look at Stategraph Cost - estimated and actual spend inside your terraform plan, plus per-state budget guardrails.
Stategraph 2.0 ships broader module coverage, a more robust HCL parser, and a faster core. Here is the engineering work behind the release.
Demo day showcased Stategraph refactor mode: change your Terraform code, and Stategraph generates the state moves to match. No more anxiety.
Stategraph 1.0.0 shipped with full tfvars support, HCL parser improvements, and a testing overhaul. Here is the engineering work behind the milestone.
Stategraph Velocity is fast plan and apply for Terraform or OpenTofu, built by replacing the flat state file with a database-backed dependency graph.
State Backend Insights and Inventory launched with unlimited pricing. Gap Analysis generates Terraform code. Fast plan and apply ships in February.
Demo day two showcased inventory management going GA in January with the technical foundation for parallel operations: coning and reification.
We showed Stategraph to infrastructure engineers. The Q&A surfaced what actually matters: scale, self-hosting, and when to stop splitting modules.