[wg337]

This is such a cool idea! I’ve run into the pain of navigating Terraform dependencies before, and your graph-based approach feels really promising.

I’m especially intrigued by the "time machine", how does it manage historical state changes in larger environments without requiring you to start a side-business in cloud storage? ^^

Excited to give this a spin. Amazing work!

[fasten]

This mean searching through time and changes. Imagine prod is on fire and api returns 500. Often you need to check through logs, git, cloud consoles, kub configs etc... with the time machine, Anyshift will directly return the list of 5 changes that occured during the week, including the autoscaler and who did the change