3 ways to use Terraform Module and Provider Reports

Good reporting cuts the time it takes to find the information behind a decision, which leaves you with a cleaner, more compliant Terraform setup. Now that you've removed older versions of Terraform with the versions report, the next thing to understand is which modules and providers are actually being used across your organization.

Example of the Module Report

Depending on the scale you're operating at, you've either already hit problems that reporting would have caught, or you're wondering why you'd need reports at all. Here's where they pay off:

• Ensure compliance: Depending on your industry and regulatory environment, you may be required to keep track of changes to your infrastructure for compliance purposes. Knowing exactly what modules and providers are used, the versions that are used, the source they are pulled from and drilling into the workspaces that depend on them will be critical to ensuring compliance.
• Troubleshoot issues: Things break. An easy fix might be identifying that the DevOps team who reported the issue is using an out-of-date module that your platform team no longer supports.
• Make decisions faster. Know how and when your modules and providers are being used. Know which modules or providers you need to prioritize and those that are barely being used. Know who is making changes and when. Know how many versions you actually need to support or deprecate.

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Terraform Reports: Modules and Providers