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HashiCorp Terraform - Cloud Management Platform

HashiCorp Terraform Reviews in January 2025: User Ratings, Pros & Cons

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HashiCorp Terraform Reviews & Ratings

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Based on 135 ratings & 82 reviews

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Anonymous User

12/28/21

5 out of 5

"Much needed Iaac tool"

What do you like best about Hashicorp Terraform? automate multiple cloud infrastructure using single yaml file What do you dislike about Hashicorp Terraform? state corruption is much hard to resolve What problems is Hashicorp Terraform solving and how is that benefiting you? easy management of cloud servers and load balancers

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Richard T

12/28/21

5 out of 5

"Top IaC tool"

What do you like best about Hashicorp Terraform? The speed of deploying infrastructure is amazing! The HCL language is not hard to understand which makes ramp up time super fast, as well. What do you dislike about Hashicorp Terraform? I wish there was better documentation for GCP; at least on the same level as AWS or even Azure. What problems is Hashicorp Terraform solving and how is that benefiting you? We deploy infrastructure on a weekly basis and have automated the deployment using ...

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Anonymous User

11/15/21

5 out of 5

"I am DevOps/SRE engineer and i am using terraform from last 4 years"

What do you like best about Hashicorp Terraform? We can automate all cloud services things that we are doing manually to What do you dislike about Hashicorp Terraform? some condition based checks are not supported like if you have scenarios like if rds exist, than don't create, this is hard to manage by using terraform What problems is Hashicorp Terraform solving and how is that benefiting you? Everything like to create the whole infrastructure without login to cloud console, save my time ...

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AU

Anonymous User

11/09/21

5 out of 5

"Easily Provision Cloud Resources"

What do you like best about Hashicorp Terraform? Terraform is a quick, easy, and repeatable way to quickly provision cloud resources. It's supported by the community and is kept maintained. It's also a relatively cloud-agnostic way to deploy cloud resources: even though you need to define specific providers, the basic way of provisioning is still the same. What do you dislike about Hashicorp Terraform? The state can be a little confusing at first. It can take a few refreshes to get the ...

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Anonymous User

09/02/21

5 out of 5

"Excellent tool for cloud resource provisioning and versioning"

What do you like best about Hashicorp Terraform? Terraform is the central management repository of your cloud resources, separation of resources according to teams' needs, and ability to automate provisioning. What do you dislike about Hashicorp Terraform? It could take several minutes to run a plan for a slight change if you have thousands of resources in your project. Recommendations to others considering Hashicorp Terraform: Review the list of supported cloud providers as well as ...

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ANurag T

07/26/21

5 out of 5

"Leading Infrastructure As Code management tool"

What do you like best about Hashicorp Terraform? Hashicorp made it opensource so we're free to write our own providers. It has large community and a huge set of providers which contains ton of modules. What do you dislike about Hashicorp Terraform? Functionality gets changed in every version of Terraform, If you've written IaC in version x than there are higher chances that IaC won't work in the newer versions. What problems is Hashicorp Terraform solving and how is that benefiting you? In ...

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Thati S

07/13/21

5 out of 5

"Terraform the great IAAC tool"

What do you like best about Hashicorp Terraform? First of all i would like to thank hashi corp for the getting this tool in to the market The reason for this statement is I really like the tool the way it organised in terms of setting up the infrastructure I am part of the multiple projects were we use aws and gcp cloud provides for my projects. Initially we use the AWS cloud formation in the aws cloud and similarly deployment manager in the gcp, were i could find very difficult using ...

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James M

06/18/21

5 out of 5

"Infrastructure as code"

What do you like best about Hashicorp Terraform? Ability to deploy replicable infrastructure quickly and easily documentation on there website for each provider also has examples which makes it a lot easier to learn Can be used with a lot of different providers unlike somthing like cloudformation which can only be used with AWS What do you dislike about Hashicorp Terraform? sometimes hard to get it to do exactly what you want it to do due to it being there own programming ...

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Yiorgos [George] A

01/11/21

5 out of 5

"Use terraform"

What do you like best about Hashicorp Terraform? Declarative style for describing infrastructures. What do you dislike about Hashicorp Terraform? Sometimes after application resources need to be recreated while in fact this is not really necessary. The good thing is, as versions progress, this happens less often. What problems is Hashicorp Terraform solving and how is that benefiting you? Making infrastructure reviewable, auditable and immutable.

AU

Anonymous User

11/18/20

5 out of 5

"Automated Deployments to Cloud Easily"

What do you like best about Hashicorp Terraform? Easy to deploy the same infrastructure across many accounts Easy to write syntax and understand What do you dislike about Hashicorp Terraform? The documentation is a bit poor. This could be improved with viable options for parameters What problems is Hashicorp Terraform solving and how is that benefiting you? Deploying infrastructure automatically across multiple accounts, not having to manually click and worrying about human error when deploying