While many of us have already gotten rid of running terraform apply locally, unfortunately others still haven’t found a way to escape this burden.

Whether due to lack of knowledge or budget constraints (Terraform Cloud costs around $0.10USD/managed resource 🤑). Whatever the problem, I’ll try to help you solve it and get out of this miserable life 😅.

The simplest and cheapest way I’ll show you is using Atlantis .

Atlantis is a tool for team collaboration[…]
The main functionality of Atlantis is to enable/allow developers
to run plan and apply directly from Pull/Merge Requests.
Thus providing visibility and control over infrastructure as code.
Link to the post here

Who am I

Hello 👋🏻! My name is Ricardo Silva, I am a Platform/DevOps Engineer living in the Netherlands, and I enjoy solving complex infrastructure and automation challenges. With a career in globally renowned companies such as ASML, Mambu, Dexter Energy, UBS, Atos, IBM, and Porto Seguro (BR), I have been building expertise in cloud-native architectures and DevOps practices.

Through this blog, I share insights and practical experiences accumulated throughout my professional journey. As a Google Cloud Platform-certified professional and an enthusiast of Hashicorp technologies (especially Terraform and Vault), my goal is to contribute with deeper technical content (as much as possible 😁), focusing on practical solutions and engineering best practices.