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This led to a virtuous cycle: as more companies adopt Terraform, more developers start using it; those developers contribute to Terraform, fixing bugs, improving security, adding new features, creating new tools and extensions, etc.; that makes Terraform even more compelling, so even more companies adopt it, and the cycle continues. As a result,... See more

Terraform was originally released under the Mozilla Public License (MPL) v2.0, which is a well-known, trusted, and permissive open source license: MPL allows you to use Terraform for just about any purpose and incorporate it into any product, including copying, modifying, and redistributing the code. The only limitation is that if you modify the... See more

As a result of the change to BSL, there is now no certainty with using Terraform:

• If you’re a CTO, and you’re picking an IaC tool to use at your company, if you see that Terraform is BSL licensed, why take the risk? You’re now much more likely to go with alternative tools that are truly open source and have no licensing headaches.


• If you’re on the

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