Atlantisで実現するTerraformのGitOps
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The document discusses using Terraform and Atlantis for infrastructure as code on AWS. It provides an overview of Terraform and how it can be used to define AWS resources like S3 buckets. It then introduces Atlantis as a tool that integrates with version control systems like GitHub to run Terraform plans on pull requests and apply changes once approved. Key features of Atlantis mentioned are that it allows pull request based planning and applying of Terraform code.
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