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## Conclusion ## Conclusion
I now have six VMs deployed with Terraform and prepared with Ansible through Semaphore. Using Terraform state as inventory means I do not need to copy their names, addresses, and roles into a separate host list. 🎯 I now have six VMs deployed with Terraform and prepared with Ansible through Semaphore. Using Terraform state as inventory means I do not need to copy their names, addresses, and roles into a separate host list.
The temporary state storage and lack of independent environments still need work. For now, I stop here with the prepared machines and move on to the manual Kubernetes bootstrap, as planned in the migration roadmap. The temporary state storage and lack of independent environments still need work. For now, I stop here with the prepared machines and move on to the manual Kubernetes bootstrap, as planned in the migration roadmap.