Hands-on with Terraform: Master Infrastructure Automation

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Héctor Uriel Pérez

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1 - Introduccion

1 - What is Terraform.mp4

01:33

2 - What is infrastructure as code.mp4

01:31

2 - Terraform components

3 - The Terraform executable.mp4

05:14

4 - Terraform files.mp4

02:29

5 - Terraform Plugins.mp4

04:23

6 - Terraform state.mp4

01:45

3 - Hello Terraform

7 - Common commands in Terraform.mp4

09:50

8 - Installing VS Code.mp4

02:29

9 - PyCharm Installation.mp4

03:06

10 - HCL Structure.mp4

02:34

11 - Block syntax the terraform block type and the init command.mp4

04:36

12 - Required Providers.mp4

02:36

13 - Provider configuration.mp4

02:34

14 - The Plan Command.mp4

01:25

15 - Terraform Resources.mp4

04:22

16 - Creating an execution plan.mp4

03:45

17 - The apply command.mp4

01:59

18 - Terraform outputs.mp4

05:14

19 - Executing terraform commands locally.mp4

04:13

20 - Dependencies and graphs in Terraform.mp4

06:19

21 - Input Variables.mp4

07:16

22 - Other characteristics of the input variables.mp4

03:47

23 - Interpolated Strings.mp4

03:35

24 - Local Values.mp4

04:06

25 - The Count property.mp4

03:32

26 - Iterating through a for each.mp4

03:34

27 - More about data types and Operators in Terraform.mp4

08:37

28 - Functions in Terraform.mp4

06:41

29 - Iterations in Terraform.mp4

04:28

30 - Data Sources.mp4

07:27

4 - Creating resources with Terraform

31 - Lab Creating a virtual network in terraform part 1.mp4

02:21

32 - Lab Creating a virtual network on terraform Part 2.mp4

07:25

33 - Lab Using PyCharm to create Terraform configurations.mp4

07:08

34 - Separation of variables and outputs.mp4

05:00

35 - Creating Modules in Terraform Part 1.mp4

02:57

36 - Creating Modules in Terraform Part 2.mp4

07:41

37 - Using Terraform Registry modules part 1.mp4

07:57

38 - Using Terraform Registry modules part 2.mp4

09:28

39 - Managing the Remote State with Azure Part 1.mp4

03:02

40 - Managing the Remote State with Azure Part 2.mp4

08:10

41 - Managing the Remote State with Azure Part 3.mp4

07:28

5 - Terraform and Azure DevOps

42 - Terraform and Azure DevOps Part 1.mp4

07:21

43 - Terraform and Azure DevOps Part 2.mp4

02:58

44 - Terraform and Azure DevOps Part 3.mp4

09:20

45 - Terraform and Azure DevOps Part 4.mp4

05:06

46 - Terraform and Azure DevOps Part 5.mp4

04:17

Description

An Interactive Journey Through the Core Principles of Terraform

What You'll Learn?

What is Infrastructure as Code (IaC)?
How does Terraform work?
Installation of Terraform tools
Terraform Basis
Terraform Resource Creation Labs
Scripting automation for resource creation in Azure, Amazon, Google Cloud, etc.

Who is this for?

Infrastructure Administrators, who wish to automate the control of their resources through Terraform

Software developers who want to automate infrastructure creation tasks through code.

What You Need to Know?

Have basic knowledge of the cloud business model.

More details

Description
Welcome to the Terraform course!
The best course to master Terraform.
Hi, I'm Hector Perez, Microsoft MVP and creator of the best courses in the field for several years now. This new Terraform course is no exception.

I have created the most complete step-by-step guide to Terraform you will find. With a complete set of tools and exercises, I'll teach you how to create your first Terraform project in just a few hours and how to use the HCL language to work with it.

Terraform is a powerful tool for creating, changing and managing infrastructure. It provides a simple workflow for writing code to create and change your infrastructure so you don't have to deal with unnecessary complexity. Terraform runs on any operating system, including Windows, MacOS, Linux and FreeBSD.

Terraform allows you to work seamlessly in the cloud without having to manage hardware infrastructure. Terraform supports many different cloud providers, deployment tools and configuration management styles. Terraform is a tool for managing cloud infrastructure as code. It supports many different cloud providers, deployment tools, and configuration management styles. Terraform reads a configuration file that describes the infrastructure to be built and uses the appropriate tools to create or update the environment.

Some of the topics we will look at in the course are: Terraform components Recommended tools to work with terraform The Hashicorp configuration language Creating and using Modules Remote state management Continuous integration with Terraform Among other topics Translated with.
Who this course is for:
Infrastructure Administrators, who wish to automate the control of their resources through Terraform
Software developers who want to automate infrastructure creation tasks through code.

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I am a Microsoft MVP, Master in Computer Science with a major in Software Engineering from the National Center for Research and Technological Development, with more than 10 years of experience in development with the .NET platform. Throughout my career, I have participated in projects for the Electrical Research Institute, the National Autonomous University of Mexico, as well as different private companies. I am recognized as a technology influencer, and I have certifications of specialization in Microsoft technologies development. My areas of interest are software architecture, web technologies, user interfaces, mobile development, internet of things, databases and cloud computing.

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