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If you are looking to build or manage a cloud-based application, you've probably heard of Terraform and AWS CloudFormation. These tools are among the most popular for automating and orchestrating cloud infrastructure. But what are their differences, and which one is better suited for your needs? In this article, we’ll dive into the details.

A new term is increasingly appearing in the e-commerce landscape: composable commerce. What do these new e-commerce systems offer, and when are they interesting? Let’s explain.