Terraform<\/strong> in a collaborative and controlled manner.<\/p>\nAtlantis will work like Terraform Cloud<\/strong>, to manage Terraform with VCS<\/strong> for an automated workflow. Since Terraform Cloud has raised its price for managing resources, Atlantis can install it on your machine and manage it your way.\u00a0 You can integrate Atlantis with your VCS for example GitHub repo<\/strong> that has your terraform code<\/strong>. Once you have pushed your terraform code to GitHub and created a pull request, Atlantis triggers<\/strong> via webhook and gives you a plan details of your terraform code in the comment section of your GitHub pull request<\/strong>. Once you verify and approve, it will create resources and after completion, it will automatically merge the pull request.<\/p>\nOne of the major uses of Atlantis<\/strong> is that if anyone is working on a terraform code<\/strong> and creates a plan, Atantis locks the terraform state file for that terraform code and it won’t allow any others to run the terraform plan against the same terraform code. This will help to prevent Terraform state files<\/strong> from becoming corrupt.<\/p>\nIf you’re using Terraform and want to implement better collaboration<\/strong> and automation practices<\/strong>, Atlantis could be a valuable addition to your toolset.<\/p>\nIn this demo, I will show you how to run the Atlatis server as a Docker container<\/strong> in an Amazon Linux 2<\/strong> machine and How it works.<\/p>\nWe also have this in video tutorial posted on our YouTube channel.<\/p>\n