Terraform for absolute beginners

Terraform for absolute beginners, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.6, with 16 lectures, based on 31 reviews, and has 3777 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn the basics of HCL (Hashicorp configuration language) Create the configuration files for provisioning resources with Terraform Learn what are providers? Learn how to work with multiple providers Learn some terraform commands Declare and access input variables Learn how work with output variables This course is ideal for individuals who are DevOps engineers who wants to start learning and applying the concept known as "infrastructure as code" or Anyone who wants to automate resource provisioning with terraform It is particularly useful for DevOps engineers who wants to start learning and applying the concept known as "infrastructure as code" or Anyone who wants to automate resource provisioning with terraform.

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Summary

Title: Terraform for absolute beginners

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.6

Number of Lectures: 16

Number of Published Lectures: 16

Number of Curriculum Items: 16

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 16

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn the basics of HCL (Hashicorp configuration language)
Create the configuration files for provisioning resources with Terraform
Learn what are providers?
Learn how to work with multiple providers
Learn some terraform commands
Declare and access input variables
Learn how work with output variables

Who Should Attend

DevOps engineers who wants to start learning and applying the concept known as "infrastructure as code"
Anyone who wants to automate resource provisioning with terraform

Target Audiences

DevOps engineers who wants to start learning and applying the concept known as "infrastructure as code"
Anyone who wants to automate resource provisioning with terraform

Terraform is an infrastructure as code tool, used to provision and manage infrastructure with code. It makes the process of creating, updating and deleting resources more easy and consistent.

With Terraform, you can provision a set of resources consistently using the same configuration file as many time as you want, and you can delete all of them by running a single command.

This course will take you in a step-by-step way to start writing your own terraform configuration files for provisiong resources locally or in a cloud provider like Azure, AWS or whatever you want.

By taking this course you will learn the basics of Terraform needed to start writing your own Terraform configuration files and provisioning, updating and deleting the resources that you want.

Requirements for this Course:

Basic programming knowledge

Who this course is for:

The course is for anyone who wants to start learning the DevOps tool known as Terraform
This course is ideal for people who are new to Infrastructure as code and who want to start provisioning infrastructure using an IaC tool like Terraform

What you’ll learn

How write Terraform configuration files?
What are providers?
Working with some terraform commands
Working with input variables
Working with output variables
Setting resource dependencies
and more

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Terraform workflow

Lecture 1: Terraform workflow explained

Lecture 2: HCL Basics

Lecture 3: Creating resources with Terraform

Lecture 4: Updating resources with Terraform

Chapter 2: Terraform providers

Lecture 1: What are providers in Terraform?

Lecture 2: Working with terraform providers – [lab]

Lecture 3: Working with multiple providers

Chapter 3: Input variables in Terraform

Lecture 1: Working with input variables in Terraform

Lecture 2: More about input variables

Lecture 3: More about input variables – [lab]

Lecture 4: Complex types in Terraform

Lecture 5: Variable definition precedence

Chapter 4: Output variables in Terraform

Lecture 1: Working with output variables in Terraform

Chapter 5: Resource dependencies

Lecture 1: Resource attribute reference

Lecture 2: Explicit dependency using the depends_on meta-argument

Chapter 6: Managing resource lifecycle in Terraform

Lecture 1: Managing resource lifecycle in Terraform

Instructors

Wissem Khrarib
Software Engineer

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