Module registries, like those found in tools such as OpenTofu and Terraform, are transforming infrastructure management by applying the DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) principle, which minimizes repetition through the use of reusable components. These registries, epitomized by the Harness IaCM Module Registry, enhance consistency and reduce errors in infrastructure setups by allowing DevOps teams to import pre-built modules for common components, thereby streamlining the provisioning and management of infrastructure. This approach accelerates development, improves collaboration, enhances security, and facilitates scalability without the need for repetitive coding. Although the implementation of module registries presents challenges such as a learning curve and module maintenance, their benefits in efficiency and consistency make them a crucial tool in modern DevOps practices. As the future of infrastructure management evolves, module registries are expected to incorporate AI-assisted creation, cross-platform compatibility, and automated compliance checking, further solidifying their role in shaping the future of DevOps.