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Scalr
September 21, 2023
OpenTofu (formerly OpenTF) has joined the Linux Foundation
By
Sebastian Stadil
We are proud to support the launch of OpenTofu, formerly known as OpenTF, an open source alternative to Terraform's widely used infrastructure as code provisioning tool.
While Terraform has been instrumental in simplifying infrastructure management in cloud environments, recent licensing changes have raised concerns within the open source community. OpenTofu is an open source successor to the MPLv2-licensed Terraform that will be community-driven, impartial, layered and modular, and backward-compatible.
As of today, OpenTofu has been officially accepted into the Linux foundation. Read the announcement here.
Starting tomorrow, you will be able to test a pre-alpha release of OpenTofu in Scalr.
Thank you for the continued support and please let us know if you have any questions.
Check out keynote address below:
Note: While this blog references Terraform, everything mentioned in here also applies to OpenTofu. New to OpenTofu? It is a fork of Terraform 1.5.7 as a result of the license change from MPL to BUSL by HashiCorp. OpenTofu is an open-source alternative to Terraform that is governed by the Linux Foundation. All features available in Terraform 1.5.7 or earlier are also available in OpenTofu. Find out the history of OpenTofu here.
