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How does Brainboard ensure architecture changes are automatically propagated across environments?

Brainboard connects environments through a synchronization mechanism: the original architecture becomes the source of truth. Any change in it is automatically propagated to all replicas in real time without manual intervention.

What does it mean to keep environments DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) in Brainboard?

DRY means that the architecture is described once and reused everywhere. No duplication of configurations, no discrepancies between environments - just one source of truth and automatic synchronization.

Can I customize which environments are synced when changes are made to the architecture?

Yes. You choose which environments are included in the synchronization group. You can add and remove environments at any time without disrupting the rest.

How does Brainboard handle environment-specific variables and secrets while syncing architectures?

The architecture structure is synchronized, but variable values are not. Each environment has its own variables, credentials, and tfstate. Secrets and configurations remain isolated.

Does Brainboard support syncing architecture across multiple cloud providers or just one?

Yes, multi-cloud architectures are supported. You can synchronize environments on AWS, Azure, GCP, and other providers - with a unified design and provider-specific Terraform code for each.