Terraform, an open-source infrastructure-as-code tool, is integral to managing cloud service infrastructure by codifying cloud APIs into configuration files, allowing for consistent provisioning and management. Storing Terraform modules, providers, and backends in a binary repository manager like Artifactory ensures they are protected within the secure circle of a software supply chain. Artifactory facilitates authenticated access, checksum verification, and fine-grained permissions management, while also offering caching for remote Terraform modules/providers to maintain independence from network dependencies. It supports various repository types, including local, remote, and virtual, which aggregate local and cached resources under one URL. Using JFrog CLI, Terraform modules can be published to Artifactory repositories, where developers can view them alongside provider dependencies in the JFrog Platform UI. Artifactory also supports Terraform remote backends, providing state file management, secure storage, state locking, and version comparison, which aid in monitoring infrastructure changes. This integration embodies the JFrog DevOps Platform’s binaries-centric approach, enhancing cloud-native development and empowering developers through robust software supply chain management.