* **Version Control**: Configuration files are stored in Git, tracking revisions, pull requests, and audit logs. * **Automation**: Environments can be spun up or destroyed consistently with a single command. * **Consistency**: Prevents "configuration drift" across development, staging, and production environments. * **Speed**: Drastically reduces the time required to provision infrastructure from days to minutes.

# Key Benefits:

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Version Control: Configuration files are stored in Git, tracking revisions, pull requests, and audit logs.
Automation: Environments can be spun up or destroyed consistently with a single command.
Consistency: Prevents "configuration drift" across development, staging, and production environments.
Speed: Drastically reduces the time required to provision infrastructure from days to minutes.

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