spacelift-terraform

You can manage Spacelift stacks using Terraform by defining stack configurations in Terraform files, enabling automated provisioning and version-controlled infrastructure changes through GitOps workflows.

Yes, you can enforce deployment policies as code by leveraging OPA Rego policies within Spacelift, providing fine-grained control over security, compliance, and deployment processes managed by Terraform.

GitOps-based infrastructure as code for Spacelift is managing stacks, contexts, and worker pools through Terraform definitions, automating deployments triggered by Git events to ensure auditable cloud environments.

Spacelift supports shared contexts for Terraform credentials, allowing you to define reusable configuration sets that securely pass environment variables and credentials across multiple managed stacks.

You automate worker pool provisioning in Spacelift by defining worker pool resources as Terraform code, which integrates them into your GitOps pipelines for automated scaling and execution.

Limitations of managing Spacelift with Terraform include relying on Git event triggers for deployments and requiring OPA Rego knowledge to implement policy-driven governance for complex CI/CD pipelines.