It’s been 10 years since Infrastructure as Code (IaC) became the backbone of cloud provisioning. Terraform, CloudFormation, Pulumi and Ansible gave us a structured way to define infrastructure state. They’ve also given us a way to think about version changes and made cloud environments reproducible.
In short, IaC gave us the entire era of DevOps maturity.
But today, a lot has changed. Systems have become vastly more complex. We’ve got more:
And, of course, IaC alone has started to show its limits.
Now, teams depend on dozens of…
