Charity Majors • 3/30/2016

Terraform, VPC, and why you want a tfstate file per env

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The article details a developer's troubleshooting nightmare after a Terraform state file corruption, triggered by testing AWS Aurora. It provides a post-mortem analysis, debugging tips, and then argues for using separate Terraform state files per environment, explaining the benefits and migration process.

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