Description: Module versioning in infrastructure as code refers to the practice of assigning version numbers to the modules used in defining and managing infrastructure. This technique is fundamental for managing and maintaining consistency across development, testing, and production environments. By versioning modules, teams can track changes, ensuring that deployments are predictable and reproducible. Each version may include enhancements, bug fixes, or changes in functionality, allowing developers to choose the appropriate version based on their specific needs. Additionally, versioning facilitates collaboration among teams, as it allows multiple developers to work on different versions of the same module without interfering with each other. In infrastructure as code, versioning is implemented by specifying a version number in the configuration file, enabling users to control which version of the module is being used in a given project. This practice not only improves infrastructure management but also contributes to the stability and security of deployed applications by allowing easy rollback to previous versions in case issues arise.
