HCP Terraform bridges the skills gap, adds no-code module version upgrades

HashiCorp Configuration Language (HCL) has introduced a new feature in HCP Terraform called no-code provisioning module version upgrades. This feature allows organizations to provide validated self-service infrastructure, reducing the need for manual tasks and lowering cloud spend. No-code provisioning enables application developers and other stakeholders with infrastructure needs to access approved infrastructure modules without needing knowledge of Terraform or HCL. The new module version upgrade capability significantly reduces friction when updating no-code modules in an HCP Terraform workspace, ensuring that users receive notifications about changes and can apply upgrades seamlessly. This feature helps bridge the cloud-related skill gaps faced by 90% of organizations, enabling developers to provision infrastructure quickly without significant training.

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