Anyone who has ever worked with Terraform or CloudFormation knows the game: you struggle with state locks, drifting resources and a DSL (Domain Specific Language) that often feels more like configuration than real code. Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is supposed to make our lives easier, but it often …

Anyone who has ever scaled an infrastructure across multiple AWS accounts using pure Terraform knows the problem: you copy the same provider block and the same backend configuration for the tenth time. Terraform is powerful, but it has its native limits when it comes to DRY. This is where …