policy-lang-terraform

Terraform module structure standards specify required file layouts such as providers.tf, variables.tf, and outputs.tf to eliminate inconsistent project layouts. This ensures maintainable infrastructure by enforcing naming conventions and predictable file organization across multiple environments.

Standardizing OpenTofu module structure involves applying required file layouts like providers.tf, variables.tf, and outputs.tf alongside enforced naming conventions. This approach eliminates inconsistent project structures and supports production-grade infrastructure maintenance.

Yes, these coding standards apply to both Terraform modules and OpenTofu tooling across multiple projects. The standards recommend tooling commands like tofu fmt and tofu validate to ensure code quality and consistency across both platforms.

You audit a Terraform repository by checking its file naming, module structure, and tooling usage against defined steering file configurations and frontmatter requirements. This quick start process identifies structural inconsistencies and validates module versioning practices.

To maintain Terraform code quality, you should use tofu fmt and tofu validate commands as recommended by the coding standards. These tools enforce formatting and validate configurations to ensure consistency and maintainability across your infrastructure environments.