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Digger (rebranded to OpenTaco in late 2025) is an open source Infrastructure as Code orchestration tool that enables Terraform and OpenTofu automation directly within your existing CI/CD pipeline. Instead of routing infrastructure secrets and compute through a third-party TACOS platform, Digger runs IaC commands inside the same GitHub Actions or GitLab CI runners your team already trusts and manages.
At its core, Digger consists of a CLI that runs inside CI jobs and a lightweight orchestrator backend that triggers those jobs in response to pull request events. PR-level locks prevent race conditions across concurrent branches, while plan caching and OPA-based RBAC policies give teams fine-grained control over who can apply infrastructure changes and when.
The project supports Terraform, OpenTofu, Terragrunt, and multiple Terraform versions in the same monorepo. Cloud state backends (DynamoDB and S3 on AWS, equivalents on GCP and Azure) replace any need for Terraform Cloud's remote state. Drift detection continuously monitors deployed infrastructure against IaC source of truth, and apply-after-merge workflows automate the final deployment step.
Digger's architecture cleanly separates the orchestrator backend from the compute layer. The backend can be cloud-hosted via Digger's SaaS offering or fully self-hosted via Docker Compose, Kubernetes Helm charts, or binary deployment. This gives teams the flexibility to stay open source while still benefiting from a managed control plane if desired.
