Description: Version update in infrastructure as code tools refers to the process of upgrading to a newer version of a resource or configuration within the infrastructure managed by the tool. This process is essential for keeping the infrastructure updated, secure, and aligned with best practices in software development. By performing a version update, developers can benefit from new features, performance improvements, and bug fixes introduced in the latest versions. Additionally, this process allows development teams to efficiently manage changes in infrastructure, ensuring that configurations are consistent and reproducible. A version update may also involve adapting existing code to be compatible with new versions, which can include refactoring resources or automating processes to facilitate the transition. In the context of infrastructure as code, this process integrates with the philosophy that changes can be versioned and audited similarly to application code, providing more granular control over infrastructure and its evolution over time.