Your team of Infrastructure DevOps Engineers is growing, and you are starting to use Terraform to manage infrastructure. You need a way to implement code versioning and to share code with other team…

A version-control system (VCS) like Git is the industry standard for collaborative code management, providing essential features for Infrastructure as Code (IaC) with Terraform, including tracking changes, enabling multiple team members to work concurrently, merging changes, creating branches, and maintaining a complete history for auditing and rollbacks.

A network shared folder with child folders for versions lacks the robust collaboration features of a VCS, such as granular change tracking, merging, branching, and conflict resolution, making it unsuitable for a growing team.

While Cloud Storage with object versioning can store files and track changes, it doesn't offer the collaborative capabilities (like branching, merging, pull requests, diffing) that a VCS provides, which are critical for team-based code development.

A shared Google Drive folder, while offering syncing, also lacks the specific code versioning and collaboration features (like proper branching, merging, diffing, and conflict resolution mechanisms) that a VCS is designed for.