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Day 01 Mastering Terraform. Simplifying Cloud Infrastructure Management Across AWS

Today, we’ll explore how Terraform simplifies cloud infrastructure management across AWS, Azure, and GCP. Unlike AWS CloudFormation and Azure ARM templates, which use JSON or YAML configurations, Terraform allows a platform-independent approach, enabling you to manage resources seamlessly. We’ll discuss essential concepts like resources, state files, and data sources. You’ll learn how to create a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), Internet Gateway, and various other resources effectively. Join me as we dive into real-world examples and best practices to streamline your infrastructure management with Terraform. Let’s get started with our Terraform code! Timestamps: 0:07 Introduction to Terraform in the DevOps series and comparison with cloud-native tools (e.g., AWS CloudFormation, Azure ARM templates, GCP Deployment Manager). 1:02 Disadvantages of Cloud Native tools vs. Terraform, such as managing large infrastructures in a single file and difficulty in debugging. 3:08 The concept of importing resources in Terraform vs. limitations in Cloud Native tools. 4:16 Introduction to Terraform's provider block and how it allows multi-cloud infrastructure deployment. 4:23 The concept of modules in Terraform, which simplifies code reuse across environments. 6:02 Tools from HashiCorp like Packer, Consul, Vault, and Nomad, alongside Terraform. 7:44 Instructions on how to install Terraform and AWS CLI, recommending the Git Day 2 video for setup. 10:02 Creating a provider block in Terraform to deploy infrastructure on AWS. 13:04 Explanation of the resource block for VPC and the importance of naming conventions in Terraform to avoid duplication. 16:43 Creating an internet gateway and associating it with a VPC in Terraform. 17:55 Steps for creating subnets and route tables in Terraform. 20:15 Route table association and the concept of subnet association in Terraform. 22:28 Detailed setup of security groups in Terraform (inbound and outbound rules). 29:27 Introduction to the data sources concept in Terraform, particularly for manually created resources. 33:02 Practical example of using a data source in Terraform to attach an internet gateway to a manually created VPC. 37:22 Transitioning to a new project setup and the use of S3 as a backend to store Terraform state files. 52:46 Demonstrating how to create EC2 instances in Terraform by leveraging the existing infrastructure state stored in S3 via data sources. 59:06 Explanation of creating a backend in S3 for Terraform’s remote state and using data sources to reference existing infrastructure components like VPCs and security groups. GitHub : https://github.com/saikiranpi/Masteri... Docker : https://hub.docker.com/u/kiran2361993 LinkedIn :   / saikiran-pinapathruni-a0243569   Medium :   / pinapathrunisaikiran   Instagram :   / saikiran_pinapathruni   Want to contribute : https://buymeacoffee.com/saikiranpi Book 1:1 call : https://topmate.io/pinapathruni_saikiran #terraform #infrastructureascode #awsome #azure #gcp #cloudcomputing #cloudinfrastructure #devops #hashicorp #cloudnative #tutorial #iacover #terraform #infrastructureascode #aws #Azure #GCP #CloudComputing #CloudInfrastructure #DevOps #HashiCorp #CloudNative #Tutorial #IaC #CloudAutomation #DevSecOps #Kubernetes #Packer #Consul #Vault #Nomad #serverless #Microservices #continuousintegration #ContinuousDelivery #DigitalTransformation #techtutorial #LearnToCode #Programming #SoftwareDevelopment #itinfrastructure #cloudengineering #SaaS