terraform-review

Enforce Terraform best practices by running a structured review to identify structural, security, and operational gaps across dev, staging, and prod environments. It checks root modules, child modules, providers, and state management configurations.

Check for hardcoded credentials and security gaps by reviewing your Terraform configurations for provider version pinning, lockfile commitment, and avoidance of hardcoded credentials. This ensures infrastructure as code remains secure and auditable.

Verify remote state usage and locking by reviewing your state backend configuration for environment separation, locking, and drift-detection readiness. This solves unmanaged state issues that make deployments error-prone and hard to audit.

Yes, this code review process works for both module repositories and live environments. It applies to reviews of root modules, child modules, providers, and state management across all environments.

Enforce a thin root module design by verifying clear inputs, outputs, and well-documented modules during your Terraform review. This prevents configurations from drifting from recommended structures and ensures maintainability.

Yes, you can check tagging and lifecycle best-practices across all resources. The review applies comprehensive maintenance best-practices to ensure your Terraform configurations satisfy module structure checks and operational requirements.