Live demo February 25th: Watch Terraform plans run 100x faster with parallel execution. See the feature that eliminates the state file bottleneck.

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Frameworks: No, Libraries: Yes. Developing a product in OCaml from Scratch Malcolm Matalka (Terrateam) ABSTRACT Terrateam is an open source infrastructure management product written in OCaml. In order to stay lean and flexible, Terrateam has developed almost all of its own frameworks and tooling. With a small team, the Terrateam product punches well above its weight compared to its competition. This talk will cover the choice to develop their own frameworks, the good, the bad, and how OCaml has been instrumental in being able to achieve so much despite being a two person company. Session page: https://fun-ocaml.com/2025/terrateam/ Connect with FUN OCaml: Twitter: https://x.com/FunOCaml Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/fun-ocaml.com #ocaml --- Big Thanks(TM) go to our generous sponsors who made FUN OCaml possible! * Octra Labs - https://octra.org/ - Platinum Sponsor * Ahrefs - https://ahrefs.com/ - Platinum Sponsor * Dialo - https://dialo.ai/ - Gold Sponsor * LexiFi - https://www.lexifi.com - Bronze Sponsor * Jane Street - https://www.janestreet.com/ - Bronze Sponsor * LightSource - Volunteer / Organizer Commitment * Tarides - Volunteer / Organizer Commitment

We showed Stategraph to a room full of infrastructure engineers. The Q&A surfaced what actually matters: scale, self-hosting, and when you can stop splitting root modules.

OCaml's type system catches state corruption at compile time. Type-safe SQL, automatic serialization, and immutability by default prevent entire categories of bugs.

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Stategraph ingests Terraform state files through four transformations. We built a round-trip validation test to prove that every transformation is lossless and no data gets lost along the way.

Every part of the stack is accelerating except infrastructure. Terraform has the ecosystem but not the speed. That's fixable.

Deep dive into Terraform's dependency graph: DAG construction, implicit vs explicit dependencies, graph walking, and parallel execution.

Stategraph replaces Terraform's flat state file with a database-backed dependency graph. Disjoint changes can run in parallel, and state is queryable.

After a long hiatus, I’m back to doing the CTM bookclub. It’s been quite busy at work, but we (Terrateam) delivered GitLab support, are working on Bitbucket, and we’ve delivered a host of other change...

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