terraform-enterprise

Remote state in Terraform Enterprise stores infrastructure state centrally, enabling team collaboration and locking to prevent concurrent modifications. Configure a workspace with a remote backend pointing to Terraform Cloud or Enterprise, then initialize your project to begin syncing state automatically across your team.

Policy-as-code uses Sentinel or OPA to automatically validate Terraform plans against organizational rules before applying changes. Policies check resource configurations, cost limits, and compliance requirements, blocking non-compliant infrastructure provisioning across AWS, Azure, and GCP.

Yes, Terraform Enterprise supports multi-cloud provisioning across AWS, Azure, and GCP in unified workspaces. Use provider blocks and modules to abstract provider-specific logic, allowing consistent infrastructure management and workspace orchestration across all three clouds simultaneously.

Atlantis automates Terraform plan and apply workflows by listening for pull request comments, running plans in Terraform Enterprise workspaces, and posting results back to your repository. This enables peer review of infrastructure changes before application, improving governance and visibility.

Terraform Enterprise workspaces isolate state per environment—development, staging, production—allowing independent infrastructure management. Organize workspaces by environment and team, use variable sets for environment-specific configuration, and apply policies uniformly across all workspaces for consistent governance.

Yes, Terraform Enterprise manages dependencies through explicit module references and data sources, orchestrating resource creation order automatically. Use remote state data sources to reference outputs from other workspaces, enabling coordinated multi-workspace provisioning with proper dependency resolution.