Versions:

  • 0.99.5
  • 0.99.4
  • 0.99.3
  • 0.99.2
  • 0.99.1
  • 0.99.0
  • 0.98.0
  • 0.97.2
  • 0.97.1
  • 0.97.0
  • 0.96.1
  • 0.96.0
  • 0.95.1
  • 0.95.0
  • 0.94.0
  • 0.93.13
  • 0.93.12
  • 0.93.11
  • 0.93.10
  • 0.93.9
  • 0.93.8
  • 0.93.7
  • 0.93.6
  • 0.93.5
  • 0.93.4
  • 0.93.3
  • 0.93.2
  • 0.93.1
  • 0.93.0
  • 0.92.1
  • 0.92.0
  • 0.91.5
  • 0.91.4
  • 0.91.3
  • 0.91.2
  • 0.91.1
  • 0.91.0
  • 0.90.2
  • 0.90.0
  • 0.89.4
  • 0.89.3
  • 0.89.2
  • 0.89.1
  • 0.89.0
  • 0.88.1
  • 0.88.0
  • 0.87.7
  • 0.87.6
  • 0.87.5
  • 0.87.4
  • 0.87.3
  • 0.87.2
  • 0.87.0
  • 0.86.3
  • 0.86.2
  • 0.86.1
  • 0.86.0
  • 0.85.1
  • 0.85.0
  • 0.84.1
  • 0.84.0
  • 0.83.2
  • 0.83.1
  • 0.83.0
  • 0.82.4
  • 0.82.3
  • 0.82.2
  • 0.82.1
  • 0.82.0
  • 0.81.10
  • 0.81.9
  • 0.81.8
  • 0.81.7
  • 0.81.6
  • 0.81.5
  • 0.81.4
  • 0.81.3
  • 0.81.1
  • 0.81.0
  • 0.80.4
  • 0.80.3
  • 0.80.2
  • 0.80.1
  • 0.80.0
  • 0.79.3
  • 0.79.2
  • 0.79.0
  • 0.78.4
  • 0.78.3
  • 0.78.2
  • 0.78.1
  • 0.78.0
  • 0.77.22
  • 0.77.21
  • 0.77.20
  • 0.77.19
  • 0.77.18
  • 0.77.17
  • 0.77.16
  • 0.77.15
  • 0.77.14
  • 0.77.13
  • 0.77.12
  • 0.77.11
  • 0.77.10
  • 0.77.9
  • 0.77.7
  • 0.73.7
  • 0.72.5
  • 0.68.9
  • 0.68.8
  • 0.68.7
  • 0.68.6
  • 0.68.5
  • 0.68.4
  • 0.68.3
  • 0.68.2
  • 0.68.1
  • 0.68.0
  • 0.67.16
  • 0.67.15
  • 0.67.14
  • 0.67.13
  • 0.67.12
  • 0.67.11
  • 0.67.10
  • 0.67.9
  • 0.67.8
  • 0.67.6
  • 0.67.5
  • 0.67.4
  • 0.67.3
  • 0.67.2
  • 0.67.1
  • 0.67.0
  • 0.66.9
  • 0.64.4
  • 0.57.8
  • 0.57.5
  • 0.57.2
  • 0.56.5
  • 0.45.15
  • 0.45.2
  • 0.43.2

Terragrunt 0.99.5, released by Gruntwork as the 144th iteration of the open-source utility, belongs to the Infrastructure-as-Code category and functions as a lightweight wrapper around HashiCorp Terraform. Its primary purpose is to keep large collections of Terraform modules DRY by centralizing common backend, provider, and variable definitions in a single terragrunt.hcl file that can be inherited by any number of child configurations. This eliminates duplicated blocks across environments such as development, staging, and production while still allowing each environment to override specific values when necessary. The tool also automates the creation and versioning of remote-state resources, transparently configuring S3 buckets, DynamoDB tables, or Azure Storage containers with encryption, versioning, and locking enabled, so teams can share state safely without manual console clicks. Additional helpers include built-in execution of hooks before or after Terraform runs, dependency management that guarantees modules are applied in the correct order, and a CLI that parallelizes plans and applies across multiple folders, shortening feedback loops in continuous-delivery pipelines. These capabilities make Terragrunt popular among platform teams who need to scaffold and govern dozens or hundreds of Terraform workspaces while enforcing tagging, cost-allocation, and security baselines from a single source of truth. The software is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources (e.g. winget), always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.

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