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    <title>How To Set up Your Terraform Project for Multiple Environments</title>
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            </div><p>Even in small- to medium-sized projects you&rsquo;ll want to have an infrastructure setup to run multiple instances, or environments of your software / system. This article describes two ways of realizing this using Terraform, the advantages and disadvantages of the approaches and offers sample code to get you started.</p>]]></description>
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