This Beginner Terraform Tutorial: How to Provision Azure and AWS Resources with Terraform training prepares DevOps admins to use HashiCorp's Terraform to provision AWS resources for you automatically as well as update your infrastructure changes and monitor incremental progress.
Although you don't have to use AWS if you're using the infrastructure-as-code tool from HashiCorp, Terraform, they go together especially well. So if your network or your builds already depend on Azure or AWS resources, Terraform can save you tons of time by doing all the provisioning and updating on its own. This course explains how to describe your desired end configuration to Terraform using its unique syntax and then fire it and let it generate its own execution plan to reach the desired state.
Once you're done with this DevOps training, you'll know how to use HashiCorp's Terraform to provision AWS resources for you automatically as well as update your infrastructure changes and monitor incremental progress.
For supervisors, this DevOps training can be used to onboard new DevOps admins, curated into individual or team training plans, or as a DevOps reference resource.
Beginner Terraform Tutorial: How to Provision Azure and AWS Resources with Terraform : What You Need to Know
This Beginner Terraform Tutorial: How to Provision Azure and AWS Resources with Terraform training has videos that cover infrastructure as code (IaC) topics including:
- Creating a virtual network by using Terraform
- Adding subnets to a VPC configuration in Terraform
- Developing simple Terraform templates for AWS
Who Should Take Beginner Terraform Tutorial: How to Provision Azure and AWS Resources with Terraform Training?
This Beginner Terraform Tutorial: How to Provision Azure and AWS Resources with Terraform training is considered associate-level DevOps training, which means it was designed for DevOps admins. This Terraform skills course is designed for DevOps admins with three to five years of experience with infrastructure as code (IaC).
New or aspiring DevOps admins. If you're brand new to the DevOps scene, a course like this is great if you know your first job will have you working with Azure and AWS resources. Automating configuration changes or automatically provisioning entire infrastructures is a great thing for someone just getting started to learn, but only if you'll be working with AWS and Terraform right off the bat.
Experienced DevOps admins. If you already have several years of experience as a DevOps professional, this course in using Terraform to provision AWS and Azure resources is a great way to expand your familiarity with the tools and resources available. Even if your company doesn't use AWS or Terraform, after this course you'll be knowledgeable enough to make recommendations or consider alternative paths in the future.