Terraform - the Defacto Tool for Infrastructure Provisioning

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In this introduction session by Haggai Philip Zagury, DevOps Architect from Tikal, we will learn Terraform basics, starting from the basics to modules and some small tips and tricks you pick-up along the way.

Terraform basics + HCL Terraform and AWS Doing “basic stuff” with Terraform Working with existing (old/manual) infrastructure - Importing infrastructure Using Modules and Keeping D.R.Y Working with terraform states & locks

Repo - https://www.tikalk.com/posts/2019/07/…

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