Copy-paste the project
Fast on day one. Drifted, inconsistent, and operationally radioactive by week three.
The old options fail the same way
Infrastructure duplication hides inside different names.
Lean on workspaces
Two tenants feel fine. The fourth tenant turns every destroy into a trust fall.
Wrap it in bash
Custom glue buys speed for one engineer and mystery for everyone else.
TerraScale is the tool that should have existed.
How it works
Your Terraform project becomes a reusable stamp.
Your TF Project
main.tf + modules + variables.tf
acme-corp
launch-demo
staging
01. Scan the project
TerraScale reads your Terraform root, discovers variables, and classifies what changes per tenant versus what stays shared.
02. Create isolated state
For each tenant, it generates tenant tfvars, creates a separate state path, and points Terraform at that isolated backend.
03. Run and register
Terraform init, plan, apply, and output capture all run per tenant, then TerraScale records status and outputs in the registry.
CLI surface
Five commands that make tenant lifecycle explicit.
init
Scan an existing Terraform project and classify tenant-specific variables.
add
Provision a tenant with isolated state, generated tfvars, and stored outputs.
list
Get a registry view of active, failed, destroyed, and filtered tenants.
inspect
Open the full tenant record: variables, outputs, timestamps, and state path.
destroy
Tear down one tenant without risking the rest of the estate.
Quick start
Five minutes from existing project to multi-tenant control.
Command Preview
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Installation
Pick the entry point that matches your environment.
Homebrew
brew tap 01x-in/tap
brew install terrascaleGo install
go install github.com/01x-in/terrascale/cmd/terrascale@latestBinary release
Download the release artifact for your platform from GitHub.