If you've been using Copilot or Claude in VS Code to help write Terraform for Azure, you'll have hit the same wall I did: the model is confidently wrong about provider arguments more often than feels
If you have ever sat through a Terraform pull request review where the reviewer simply trusted that the author had run plan locally and got the right output, you already know why this post exists. The
If you've been writing Terraform for Azure for any length of time, you'll know that code reviews are where most of the real quality work happens. A plan might be clean, the pipeline might be green, an
HashiCorp released Terraform Stacks into general availability at HashiConf 2025 after a year in public beta. Stacks introduces a new way to organise and deploy Terraform configurations, with a particu
Every Azure team I have worked with eventually reaches the same tipping point. You start with a single Terraform repository, a few modules in a modules/ folder, and life is fine. Then a second team wa
One of the reasons people pick Azure App Service in the first place is the scalability when things get busy. That part is true, but only if someone has actually configured it to do so. Out of the box,
