OpenTofu 1.12.0, released May 14, 2026, is a quality-of-life release that resolves persistent friction in three common workflows. Teams managing infrastructure across multiple environments can now make destroy protection dynamic—keeping strict guardrails in production while staying flexible in development—without duplicating configuration. The long-standing tofu init lock file problem, which forced extra manual steps for teams using shared plugin caches or internal mirrors, is resolved automatically. And for platform teams building deployment tooling, a new CLI option finally lets machine-readable JSON output coexist with normal terminal logs, instead of replacing them. It's a release built around finishing things that were almost right.
Comparing OpenTofu vs. Terraform for existing infrastructure? Learn why this operational shift is about more than just licensing. Explore migration paths, state management continuity, and how to transition without disrupting production reliability.
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This talk explores two distinct approaches to integrating OpenTofu into deployment pipelines: approve-before-merge using Atlantis and the traditional continuous deployment (CD), covering workflows, benefits, challenges and more.
The "build vs. buy" debate shapes IaC automation. This post examines the challenges of scaling IaC with general tools like GitHub Actions and how platforms like env0 offer solutions.
The OpenTofu 1.9 release introduces updates to make infrastructure management more efficient. Key additions include the -exclude flag and for_each functionality for providers.
Terraform map variables keep per-environment config in one place. Covers map(object), optional(), merge(), and for_each with verified, working examples.
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The latest upgrade to our Environment Discovery feature improves how you onboard your existing environments to env0, making the process quicker and smoother than ever before!
The OpenTofu registry UI is now live! To mark this occasion, here's a quick guide to help you explore its use cases, key features, and ways to contribute.
The Terraform/OpenTofu 'lookup' function helps maintain clean, DRY, and reusable code. In this blog, we'll explore the various scenarios where the 'lookup' function can be used, and provide some practical examples for both common and more advanced use cases.
In this blog, we’ll learn more about count, describe its use cases, and show how you can use it to create multiple resources with ease - with or without conditional expressions.
As OpenTofu quickly nears its next stable release, we delve into its new features, discuss their use cases, and explore the challenges they will address for OpenTofu users.
The 'validate' command helps you check the syntax of your Terraform or OpenTofu code before deployment. Learn how to use it effectively for seamless infrastructure provisioning.
Terraform functions are essential for creating effective infrastructure code. In this blog post, we'll provide a 360° review of Terraform/OpenTofu functions, with practical and detailed examples.
Our latest feature enhances env0 Workflows, simplifying sharing outputs of one environment with another in the same project or workflow, and storing them securely on the env0 platform.
In this blog, we will discuss best practices you should follow for writing clean, scalable, and efficient Terraform code, and how to achieve them with env0.
The launch of OpenTofu 1.7 brings a highly anticipated update: state file encryption. In this post, we take a deep dive into this feature and other new improvements.