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Terraform best practices: state, security, modules, workflow, testing, tooling. Use when writing or reviewing Terraform code.
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| name | terraform |
| description | Terraform best practices: state, security, modules, workflow, testing, tooling. Use when writing or reviewing Terraform code. |
dev, staging, prod). Never share state across envs.tfstate or .tfstate.backup to git. Add to .gitignoresensitive = true on all outputs containing secrets, tokens, or credentials. Limits plaintext exposure in logs and state diffs.tf files or terraform.tfvars committed to git. Pass via TF_VAR_* env vars, Vault, or secret manager at plan/apply timeprevent_destroy = true on critical resources (databases, buckets, KMS keys)plan before every apply. Review the diff. Never auto-apply to production without human approval~> 5.0 locks to 5.x not 6.x. Full pins for production stabilityrequired_version in every root module. Prevents silent version drift across team membersplan on PR (post as comment), apply on merge to main. Never apply from developer laptops in productionterraform fmt -recursive and terraform validate in CI. Fail on violationstflint for provider-specific lint. checkov or tfsec for security misconfigurations. Both in CI pre-applyplan runs that alert on non-empty diffsterraform-docs to auto-generate module README from variables and outputs. Enforce via CI checktfenv for CLI version management. Commit .terraform-version to reposensitive = true on any output with secret values?ref=main — breaks reproducibilityfor_each over count for resources with identity (databases, buckets, queues). count only for truly homogeneous replicasmoved blocks when renaming or refactoring resources. removed blocks when deleting managed resourcesvalidation { condition = ... error_message = "..." }<env>-<service>-<resource>. Pick one convention, enforce via tflintlocals for repeated expressions. No duplicated logic across resourcesterraform_data (1.4+) over deprecated null_resource for triggers and lifecycle hookslocal-exec provisioners — side effects that survive plan/apply cycles. Use provider resourceslifecycle blocks only when needed. Document ignore_changes with a comment explaining whydata source lookups from resource definitions. No inline data lookups mixed into resource argumentsterraform test (native, 1.6+) for unit and integration testing of modulescheck blocks for post-apply assertions: validate actual resource state beyond what Terraform tracks| Tool | Purpose |
|---|---|
tfenv | CLI version management |
terraform fmt | Formatting |
tflint | Provider-aware linting |
checkov / tfsec | Security misconfiguration scanning |
| Infracost | Cost delta per PR |
| Atlantis | Self-hosted GitOps PR automation |
terraform-docs | Auto-generated module documentation |
| Terragrunt | DRY multi-env root module wiring |
terraform test / Terratest | Module testing |