module-writing

To create reusable Terraform modules for Facets infrastructure, you define the module contract using facets.yaml, configure Terraform providers, and implement deep merge patterns for composable infrastructure components.

The facets.yaml structure defines the contract for Infrastructure as Code modules in Facets.cloud, specifying inputs, outputs, and provider configurations to ensure standardized and interoperable infrastructure provisioning.

Resource reference syntax in Facets modules enables intent interoperability by allowing Terraform outputs from one module to dynamically reference and consume infrastructure resources provisioned by another.

Managing Terraform file conventions and output types in Facets requires following specific structural guidelines for your modules, utilizing deep merge patterns to ensure configurations are composable and reusable across your infrastructure.

Yes, Raptor CLI manages the complete Facets module development workflow, guiding you through initialization, facets.yaml configuration, Terraform implementation, and validation of your Infrastructure as Code components.

You need deep merge patterns in Facets Terraform modules when combining multiple infrastructure configurations or intent layers, ensuring that overlapping resource attributes are resolved correctly without overriding critical provider settings.