OpenTofu & Terragrunt: From zero to migration from Terraform

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Kostiantyn Skrypnyk

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1. Introduction

1. Course introduction and requirements.mp4

03:36

2.1 LinkedIn.html

2. About author.mp4

00:51

2. OpenTofu

1. Infrastructure as a code.mp4

04:30

2.1 HashiCorp website blog.html

2. OpenTofu introduction.mp4

03:33

3. Installing OpenTofu on MacOS.mp4

03:35

4. Installing OpenTofu on Linux.mp4

02:48

5. Installing OpenTofu on Windows.mp4

03:32

6. OpenTofu syntax (HCL).mp4

04:11

7. OpenTofu workflow (providers, commands).mp4

07:59

8.1 GitHub.html

8. OpenTofu hands-on workflow.mp4

08:06

9. OpenTofu data types and values.mp4

06:12

10.1 GitHub.html

10. OpenTofu hands-on resource creation.mp4

16:11

11.1 GitHub.html

11. OpenTofu null resource.mp4

05:05

12. OpenTofu built-in functions.mp4

10:28

13.1 GitHub.html

13. OpenTofu hands-on built-in functions and dynamic resource creation.mp4

16:53

14.1 GitHub.html

14. OpenTofu hands-on EC2 instance creation.mp4

10:26

15. OpenTofu backend configuration.mp4

04:14

16.1 GitHub.html

16. OpenTofu hands-on backend implementation.mp4

05:48

3. Infrastructure and modules

1. OpenTofu modular structure.mp4

03:21

2.1 GitHub.html

2. OpenTofu hands-on modular structure.mp4

15:34

3.1 GitHub.html

3. OpenTofu hands-on modules reusability.mp4

11:12

4.1 GitHub.html

4. OpenTofu hands-on infrastructure with DB implementation.mp4

10:01

4. Terragrunt

1. Terragrunt introduction.mp4

06:05

2. Installing Terragrunt on MacOS.mp4

02:29

3. Installing Terragrunt on Linux.mp4

02:06

4. Installing Terragrunt on Windows.mp4

02:30

5.1 GitHub.html

5. Terragrunt hands-on implementation over OpenTofu scripts.mp4

18:12

6.1 GitHub.html

6. Terragrunt hands-on multi-application infrastructure.mp4

12:43

5. Terraform OpenTofu

1.1 YouTube Interview Sebastian Stadil - How OpenTofu Becomes A Drop-in Replacement For Terraform.html

1. Comparing OpenTofu and Terraform and exploring advantages and drawbacks.mp4

10:04

2. Migration from Terraform to OpenTofu.mp4

08:05

Description

Tofu 1.7.0 release - IaC expertise and a hands-on guide to OpenTofu and Terragrunt for cloud infrastructure development

What You'll Learn?

Understand the fundamentals of OpenTofu, including its features, syntax, and usage
Learn how to set up and configure OpenTofu for infrastructure management
Integrate Terragrunt into the workflow and comprehend its role in managing OpenTofu configurations
Explore the process of deploying infrastructure on AWS using OpenTofu and Terragrunt
Design and deploy a multi-region architecture using Terragrunt, learning best practices for scaling and managing infrastructure across regions
Conduct a comparative analysis between OpenTofu and Terraform, highlighting strengths and weaknesses

Who is this for?

This course is good for engineers, architects, and product managers who want practical knowledge and insights to lead cloud infrastructure projects with hands-on experience in development and deployment.

What You Need to Know?

Foundational understanding of AWS services and no specific prior knowledge is required.

More details

Description
Welcome to the "OpenTofu & Terragrunt: From zero to migration from Terraform" course!

Step into the world of Infrastructure as Code (IaC) via OpenTofu and Terragrunt.
Explore the functionality of these tools, followed by a guide to prepare from scratch the multi-region architecture on AWSÂ cloud and even migrate your existing Terraform configuration to OpenTofu.

Course Overview:
Foundations of OpenTofu:
Gain a comprehensive understanding of OpenTofu, exploring its features, syntax, and setup for efficient infrastructure management.
AWS architecture with OpenTofu:
Dive into practical deployments on AWS using OpenTofu, learning to create, manage, and optimize resources such as EC2 instances, SSM,Â and RDS.
Terragrunt Integration & Multi-Region Deployment:
Explore the integration of Terragrunt into your workflow, unraveling its role in managing Terraform configurations. Design and deploy a HA multi-region architecture, mastering scalability and regional infrastructure management.
Migration of existing Terraform code to OpenTofu:
Conduct a detailed comparison between OpenTofu and Terraform, identifying strengths and weaknesses. Learn the step-by-step process of migrating from Terraform to OpenTofu, addressing compatibility and optimization challenges.
Release 1.7.0 review
Implementation of provider-defined custom functions
Importing multiple objects to OpenTofu with a for loop
Encryption of state file with local encryption and AWS KMS key
Cleaning resources from state file with removed block
Implementing tests with an imported variables file
Overview of CLI and built-in functions changes

Upon finishing the course, you'll have well-prepared Infrastructure as Code scripts covering AWS architecture across two regions and capable of dynamic scaling using OpenTofu and Terragrunt tools following best practices. You'll also receive tips for making the right decisions between Terraform and OpenTofu, along with guidance on preparing your migration correctly. Join us in enhancing your IaC expertise on this journey!
Who this course is for:
This course is good for engineers, architects, and product managers who want practical knowledge and insights to lead cloud infrastructure projects with hands-on experience in development and deployment.

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Hello, I'm KostiaI'm working in the IT area for around ten years and have experience in System Architect and DevOps where I have design, implement and maintain multiply environments for huge companies.Have practical experience in developing architect solutions for the on-premise and cloud environments for various clients based on their requirements and final target.I'm also a certified Professional AWS Solution Architect with practical experience in architecture design of Landing zone and application design solutions.

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