Terraform infrastructure drift goes undetected until incidents occur
Infrastructure-as-code teams using Terraform lose sync between declared and actual cloud state, causing silent drift that only surfaces during outages or audits. Automated drift scanning is technically feasible and needed by any team running Terraform at scale. The space is relatively uncrowded for open-source tools.
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