Here is why I believe you should opt for your main CI/CD system to get everything that Terraform's TACOS platform provides and more.

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With the evolving DevOps landscape and the influx of modern CI/CD tools like Jenkins, GitHub Actions, and Argo CD, the relevance of TACOS (Terraform Automation and Collaboration Software) is being questioned. Managing a dedicated TACOS pipeline introduces complexity, potential security risks, and fragmentation. Consolidating IaC into existing CI/CD platforms can streamline processes, reduce cognitive load, and improve efficiency across development and infrastructure teams.

For Infrastructure as Code, CI/CD Can Beat Terraform

Are TACOS Still Relevant in the Modern DevOps Stack?

Your Key to Simplifying the Cloud, Not Complicating It

<p>misleading title, CI/CD for terraform deployment can beat TACOS</p>
