See Keyword Section

See Keyword Section

See Keyword section

See Keyword section

This is true. Let's understand following case deeply.

WORKSPACE USING CLI:

• When you create a new workspace using Terraform OSS/CLI using the "terraform workspace new" command, you will be working with a separate state file when working with that workspace.
• You can easily change between workspaces and their respective state file using the terraform workspace select command.

WORKSPACES IN TERRAFORM CLOUD/ENTERPRISES:

• When you create a new workspace, you'll be working with a dedicated state file for that particular workspace.
• It doesn't share a state file with any other workspace.

Terraform Enterprise can be installed locally on your own servers, therefore giving you the ability to manage both the Terraform binary and the underlying operating system where Terraform runs.

You can't deploy Terraform Cloud(Free) to on-premises nor can you manage the underlying operating system since it's a hosted service.

Terraform OSS can be installed locally on your own servers, therefore giving you the ability to manage both the Terraform binary and the underlying operating system where Terraform runs.

Although Terraform Cloud for Business does offer Cloud Agents that could be used to provision resources on your local infrastructure on-premises, it is a hosted solution and you would NOT have full control over the operating system that runs the Terraform platform.

1. "full control over both the operating system and deployment of Terraform binaries" :- Terraform OSS and Terraform Enterprise are versions of Terraform that can be installed locally on your own servers, therefore giving you the ability to manage both the Terraform binary and the underlying operating system where Terraform runs.

Terraform OSS/CLI doesn't offer the use of a private module registry.

Terraform Cloud (all versions) offer the use of a private module registry.

Terraform Cloud (all versions) offer the use of a private module registry.

Terraform Enterprise offer the use of a private module registry.

1. "private module registry" :-Terraform Cloud (all versions) and Terraform Enterprise offer the use of a private module registry, while you do not have the ability to use a private module registry with Terraform OSS.