terraform-helper

Build reusable Terraform modules

Terraform and Terraform Cloud - infrastructure as code

Terraform configuration validation and infrastructure-as-code best practices

Research-backed, opinionated guidance for building cloud infrastructure that doesn't rot — multi-account governance, naming conventions, IaC organization, security, deployment pipelines, and operational hygiene, distilled from production experience across multiple cloud migrations

Deployment engineering with Terraform and infrastructure as code

Complete Terraform and OpenTofu expertise system for all cloud providers with 2025 features. PROACTIVELY activate for: (1) ANY Terraform/OpenTofu task, (2) Terraform 1.10 ephemeral values and 1.11 write-only arguments, (3) AzureRM Provider 4.x (provider-defined functions, 1,101+ resources), (4) AWS Provider 6.0 GA breaking changes and migration, (5) OpenTofu 1.10/1.11 (OCI registry, state encryption, native S3 locking), (6) Ephemeral resources (azurerm_key_vault_secret, aws_secretsmanager_secret_version), (7) Policy-as-code with Sentinel/OPA/Checkov (NIST SP 800-53 Rev 5), (8) Terraform Stacks (GA) with Linked Stacks, (9) Testing with terraform test framework and Terratest, (10) Git Bash/MINGW path conversion issues on Windows, (11) Private module registry and no-code provisioning, (12) Cross-platform scripts with shell detection. Provides: Terraform 1.10/1.11 ephemeral and write-only patterns, AzureRM 4.x provider functions (normalize_resource_id, parse_resource_id), AWS 6.0 migration guidance, comprehensive ephemeral resource examples, Git Bash Windows compatibility, policy-as-code governance, OpenTofu state encryption, native S3 locking without DynamoDB, version-aware code generation, Trivy security scanning, cost estimation with Infracost, CLI mastery, and 2025 industry best practices across Windows (PowerShell/Git Bash), Linux, and macOS. Ensures enterprise-ready, compliant, scalable, governed infrastructure with policy enforcement and self-service capabilities.