terraform-validation

You can validate Terraform configurations by running a script that initializes, formats, lints with tflint, and checks security using trivy. This automated process prevents insecure setups and syntax misconfigurations before deployment.

The best way to lint Terraform modules across a workspace is to run an automated validation script. It applies tflint and syntax checks across all modules to ensure infrastructure-as-code quality before production deployment.

Yes, you need tflint and trivy installed to perform security and linting checks. Terraform is required for initialization and validation, while terraform-docs is an optional dependency for generating README documentation.

Yes, you can generate documentation automatically during Terraform validation. The skill optionally uses terraform-docs to produce README files alongside syntax validation, formatting checks, and security linting for your modules.

Deployments often fail due to insecure patterns that bypass manual review. Running automated checks with trivy and tflint detects these vulnerabilities and misconfigurations in your Terraform code before you apply changes.

Yes, the validation workflow scales from single modules to multi-project workspaces. It executes init, validate, lint, and format checks across your entire infrastructure-as-code directory structure to prevent deployment failures.