Thoughts on Terraform state management, infrastructure parallelism, and building better developer tools.
We showed Stategraph to a room full of infrastructure engineers. The Q&A surfaced what actually matters: scale, self-hosting, and when you can stop splitting root modules.
Read moreTerragrunt solved Terraform's scaling problems by splitting state. Stategraph eliminates them by fixing the primitive itself.
Read moreMasterpoint says split your Terralith into multiple state files. But state fragmentation creates coordination problems Terraform can't see. The real issue isn't monolithic architecture. It's file-based storage with global locks.
Read moreWhen you're managing other people's infrastructure, state corruption has to be impossible, not unlikely. OCaml's type system catches entire categories of bugs at compile time that tests miss.
Read moreStategraph ingests Terraform state files through four transformations. We built a round-trip validation test to prove that every transformation is lossless and no data gets lost along the way.
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