OpenTofu
Open-Source Infrastructure as Code under the Linux Foundation
OpenTofu is an open-source, community-driven infrastructure as code tool and drop-in replacement for Terraform, governed by the Linux Foundation. It supports a large ecosystem of providers and modules for building and managing infrastructure across cloud platforms. OpenTofu was created in response to HashiCorp's license change for Terraform and aims to remain fully open-source.
Users define infrastructure using HCL configuration files, and OpenTofu provisions and manages cloud resources across providers via a CLI-driven workflow compatible with existing Terraform configurations.
DevOps engineers, infrastructure teams, and cloud developers managing infrastructure as code
Background.
- Status
- launched
- Business model
- open-source
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