A configuration management system for your business or project. It stores the state of settings and allows you to switch between configuration versions. It intelligently compares system state changes and switches only the changed attributes. It pairs well with a CI pipeline, as it's beneficial to store the history of system states on the server to ensure a correct lifecycle. This is a very useful feature if you want to comply with a security profile or use secure development practices. Disabling repositories with modules is impossible, as Terraform modules are hosted on domestic servers or entirely on your own.

For the paid service, you receive a configuration description comparable in complexity to 1,500 lines of HCL code.

These 1,500 lines include:
- A description of the Terraform environment itself, including HTTP servers where states are stored, if necessary, and repository settings required by the client to avoid using a public repository.
- A description of infrastructure resources and secrets
- A description of the automation steps required for successful management and testing of the launch.

Including the runtime configuration for the loop, where you can test the operation. Along with the code and its build, you can track the completed work in relation to tasks in the corresponding task management system, where changes to the source code are linked to task assignments.