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Terragrunt enables DRY configurations by separating environment-specific values from shared Terraform module definitions, allowing you to maintain a single module source while deploying consistently across development, staging, and production.

Managing Terraform state backends at scale involves standardizing state configurations using Terragrunt, which centralizes backend settings and ensures reliable, repeatable deployments across complex enterprise environments.

Terragrunt dependency management orchestrates infrastructure stacks by defining explicit module dependencies in HCL, ensuring correct execution order and passing outputs between dependent infrastructure units automatically.

Terragrunt hooks integrate infrastructure as code with CI/CD pipelines by executing custom scripts before or after Terraform commands, enabling automated state management and deployment workflows.

Structuring Terragrunt units for large cloud automation projects involves composing modular stacks with DRY HCL configurations, optimizing dependency graphs, and enforcing enterprise best practices for scalable infrastructure.