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Data storage settings overview | Terraform

Data storage settings overview

This topic provides an overview of data storage and management configurations for Terraform Enterprise.

You can configure Terraform Enterprise to run as a self-contained application that manages the associated data storage or as an integrated installation that connects to externally-managed data storage systems. Complete the following steps:

Decide on a Terraform Enterprise architecture and determine which data storage systems you must deploy and maintain externally.
Determine which operational mode aligns with how you want to manage data storage for your organization.
Deploy the external data storage systems and connect to them in your deployment configuration file.

Terraform Enterprise uses the following types of storage systems to store data associated with your deployment:

PostgreSQL database: Terraform Enterprise stores stateful application data, workspace settings, organization settings, run information, and user information in a PostgreSQL database. Note Note that PostgreSQL v12 will reach end of life on November 12, 2024. As a result, Terraform Enterprise will no longer allow v12 after that date.
S3-compatible storage service: Terraform Enterprise stores artifacts that it produces during operation, such as state files, plan files, run logs, and configuration versions, in an S3-compatible storage service.
Vault: Terraform Enterprise stores encryption keys in Vault that encrypt and decrypt data objects. By default, Terraform Enterprise stores the keys in the internal Vault server, but if your organization has specific data encryption and auditing requirements, you can connect to an external Vault server to manage the data instead.
Redis data store: You can configure Terraform to cache application data in a Redis data store. This system is optional but recommended to improve performance.

Operational modes

You must choose an operational mode before you install and deploy Terraform Enterprise. The operation mode determines where Terraform Enterprise stores its data. Where you store Terraform Enterprise data can impact your backup and restore procedures, disaster recovery procedures, and scaling options.

The following table provides an overview of how the operational mode directs Terraform Enterprise to store data. Refer to Configure the operational mode for instructions:

Mode PostgreSQL Object storage Vault Redis external External. You manage outside of Terraform Enterprise. External. You manage outside of Terraform Enterprise. PostgreSQL database unless you specify an external Vault server. Docker volume on the instance. active-active External. You manage outside of Terraform Enterprise. External. You manage outside of Terraform Enterprise. PostgreSQL database unless you specify an external Vault server. External. You manage outside of Terraform Enterprise. disk Internal directory on the instance. You manage persistent storage. Internal directory on the instance. You manage persistent storage. PostgreSQL database unless you specify an external Vault server. Docker volume on the instance.

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