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Scoped and Advanced Apply

This is where Kilolock moves beyond “remote state storage” and starts helping with shared-state coordination.

File-scoped plan

kl plan -f slow_a.tf -o slow-a.plan.json

This narrows planning to resources declared in the selected file.

File-scoped apply

kl apply -f slow_a.tf --confirm-scope

This is useful when a team wants a tighter workflow around a bounded part of a large shared state.

Check quota headroom before apply

kl quota remaining
terraform plan -out=plan.tfplan
kl quota check --tf-plan plan.tfplan

This is another area where Kilolock adds something beyond a vanilla backend:

projected quota checks
early failure on hard overages
warnings on soft overages

Why this is different from plain Terraform

Plain Terraform gives you:

state locking
plan/apply
target flags with important caveats

Kilolock is trying to add:

more explicit workflow boundaries
backend-aware preflight checks
better operator visibility during shared-state work