Terraform Masterclass on AWS

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1 - Introduction to Infrastructure as Code IaC

1 - Understanding Infrastructure as Code.mp4

06:08

2 - Benefits of Infrastructure as Code.mp4

04:35

3 - Infrastructure as Code tools.mp4

05:22

2 - Introduction to Terraform

4 - An introduction to Terraform.mp4

04:37

5 - Benefits of Terraform.mp4

05:08

6 - Installing Terraform on Ubuntu machine.mp4

03:50

6 - install-terraform-on-ubuntu.zip

7 - Installing Terraform on Windows machine.mp4

04:29

7 - install-terraform-on-windows.zip

3 - Terraform basics

8 - Introduction to Terraform providers.mp4

06:23

9 - Introduction to Terraform resources.mp4

06:33

10 - Introduction to Terraform registry.mp4

05:00

11 - AWS authorization and configuration.mp4

11:02

12 - AWS authorization using environment variables.mp4

06:42

13 - AWS authorization using credential files.mp4

14:43

14 - AWS authorization using IAM role.mp4

05:30

15 - Terraform basic syntax.mp4

07:47

4 - Terraform lifecycle or workflow

16 - Terraform Init.mp4

07:21

17 - Terraform Validate.mp4

04:18

18 - Terraform Plan.mp4

05:07

19 - Terraform Apply.mp4

04:24

20 - Terraform Show.mp4

05:14

21 - Terraform Destroy.mp4

04:39

5 - Terraform variables

22 - Introduction to Terraform variables.mp4

12:50

23 - Using input variable names.mp4

08:48

24 - Variables on the command line.mp4

04:30

25 - Variable definition files.mp4

11:34

26 - Environment variables.mp4

05:23

6 - Terraform Outputs

27 - Introduction to Terraform Outputs.mp4

05:19

28 - Declaring Terraform Outputs.mp4

07:10

29 - Terraform Outputs optional arguments.mp4

07:09

7 - Terraform Locals

30 - Introduction to Terraform Locals.mp4

05:12

31 - Terraform Locals example.mp4

10:12

8 - Bearking the configuration file

32 - Bearking the configuration file into multiple files.mp4

19:11

9 - Terraform data source

33 - Introduction to Terraform data source.mp4

06:56

34 - Terraform data source example 1.mp4

11:56

35 - Terraform data source example 2.mp4

07:49

10 - Terraform provisioners

36 - Introduction to Terraform provisioners.mp4

05:11

37 - Declaring Terraform provisioner block.mp4

06:18

38 - localexec provisioner.mp4

12:27

39 - File provisioner.mp4

11:40

40 - remoteexec provisioner.mp4

10:58

11 - Terraform meta arguments

41 - Introduction to Terraform metaarguments.mp4

03:54

42 - dependson metaargument.mp4

09:53

43 - GitHub Count metaargument.txt

43 - count metaargument.mp4

08:46

44 - GitHub foreach meta argument.txt

44 - foreach metaargument.mp4

08:28

45 - provider metaargument.mp4

10:53

46 - lifecycle metaargument.mp4

09:47

12 - Terraform tainting

47 - Introduction to Terraform tainting.mp4

03:22

48 - Terraform taint example.mp4

04:14

49 - Terraform taint alternative.mp4

04:35

13 - Terraform nullresource

50 - Terraform nullresource introduction.mp4

03:06

51 - Terraform nullresource example.mp4

06:23

14 - Terraform workspaces

52 - Introduction to Terraform workspaces.mp4

12:52

53 - Terraform workspace list command.mp4

03:54

54 - Terraform workspace new command.mp4

06:25

55 - Terraform workspace select command.mp4

02:51

56 - Terraform workspace delete command.mp4

06:34

57 - Terraform workspace show command.mp4

03:05

15 - Terraform state file

58 - Introduction to Terraform state file.mp4

07:22

59 - Terraform state file management.mp4

06:56

60 - Terraform state file backend.mp4

05:17

61 - Local backend.mp4

07:02

62 - Remote backend.mp4

04:25

63 - Using S3 bucket as the backend.mp4

08:19

64 - Locking state file using DynamoDB.mp4

10:48

65 - Terraform state pull.mp4

03:21

16 - Terraform modules

66 - Introduction to Terraform modules.mp4

06:25

67 - Terraform module components.mp4

07:52

68 - Working with Terraform modules.mp4

06:40

69 - Terraform module arguments.mp4

07:49

70 - Terraform module using local paths.mp4

12:59

71 - Terraform module using GitHub.mp4

10:16

72 - Terraform module using S3 bucket.mp4

09:11

17 - Terraform import

73 - Introduction to Terraform import.mp4

05:12

74 - Syntax or defining Terraform import command.mp4

05:39

75 - Terraform import example.mp4

13:10

18 - Terraform Cloud

76 - Introduction to Terraform Cloud.mp4

06:38

77 - Sign up or Create Terraform Cloud account.mp4

04:57

78 - Introduction to Terraform Cloud Workspaces.mp4

08:59

79 - Creating Terraform Cloud Workspaces.mp4

10:00

80 - Integrating Terraform Cloud with GitHub.mp4

08:00

81 - Introduction to Terraform Cloud authentication.mp4

07:07

82 - Authenticating to AWS from Terraform Cloud.mp4

11:40

83 - Terraform Cloud state file.mp4

06:15

Description

Master Terraform and manage your infrastructure on AWS using code like a PRO.

What You'll Learn?

Understanding Infrastructure as Code - Terraform
Working with Terraform providers, resources, variables, outputs.
Working with Terraform modules
Working and understanding Terraform workspaces, Terraform data source
Working with Provisioners, locals, null-resources
Setting up and working Terraform cloud
Breaking the configuration files
Managing the state file on local and remote

Who is this for?

System Administrators: If you're a system administrator looking to automate and manage infrastructure efficiently, this course will equip you with the skills to transform your manual processes into code-based solutions.

DevOps Engineers: DevOps professionals seeking to enhance their skills in infrastructure automation will find this course invaluable. You'll learn how to implement consistent, reproducible infrastructure deployments.

Cloud Architects: For cloud architects responsible for designing and managing cloud-based systems, this course offers the knowledge needed to create and maintain cloud infrastructure in a scalable and cost-effective manner.

Developers: Developers who want to integrate infrastructure management seamlessly into their development workflows will benefit from this course. You'll learn how to define and provision infrastructure as part of your application code.

IT Managers: If you lead a team or manage IT operations, understanding Terraform can help you drive efficiency, reduce costs, and ensure infrastructure stability.

Startups and Entrepreneurs: Entrepreneurs and startup founders can leverage Terraform to rapidly and cost-effectively build and scale their IT infrastructure.

IT Enthusiasts: Even if you're not pursuing a specific career path, but you're simply interested in the world of infrastructure automation and cloud computing, this course is a great way to explore and experiment with Terraform.

What You Need to Know?

No prior experience with Terraform is required. However, a basic understanding of cloud computing concepts and some familiarity with at least one cloud platform (e.g., AWS, Azure, Google Cloud) can be beneficial. The course is structured to accommodate beginners and more experienced professionals alike. By the end of this course, you will be well-equipped to create, manage, and scale infrastructure using Terraform, opening up exciting opportunities for automating and optimizing your cloud-based systems. Join us on this journey to master Infrastructure as Code and elevate your skills in cloud infrastructure management with Terraform.

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Description
In this course, we will learn about Infrastructure as Code and Terraform. Terraform is one of the most famous and widely used Infrastructure as Code tool in the IT industry. We will look at an introduction to Infrastructure as Code, Different tools of IaC, Setting up Terraform on linux and windows machines.

We will also look at the various concepts of Terraform like providers, resources, outputs, variables, creating infra on AWS, Authenticating to AWS, Terraform workflow, Data source, provisioners, meta-arguments, tainting and alternative to tainting, null-resources, Terraform workspaces, managing Terraform state file on the local machine and remote machine, Using Terraform modules to make the infra code reuable, Terraform cloud, Terraform data types and lots of other concepts that will help you start working with Terraform to create and manage infrastructure on AWS using code.

In this course, I have covered all the important concepts that you will end up using in your day to day activities. All the sessions will have hands-on examples so that you can practise them along with the videos and there are also assignments and quiz available for most of the sections, so that you will be more comfortable with the concepts that we have covered in this course.
Who this course is for:
System Administrators: If you're a system administrator looking to automate and manage infrastructure efficiently, this course will equip you with the skills to transform your manual processes into code-based solutions.
DevOps Engineers: DevOps professionals seeking to enhance their skills in infrastructure automation will find this course invaluable. You'll learn how to implement consistent, reproducible infrastructure deployments.
Cloud Architects: For cloud architects responsible for designing and managing cloud-based systems, this course offers the knowledge needed to create and maintain cloud infrastructure in a scalable and cost-effective manner.
Developers: Developers who want to integrate infrastructure management seamlessly into their development workflows will benefit from this course. You'll learn how to define and provision infrastructure as part of your application code.
IT Managers: If you lead a team or manage IT operations, understanding Terraform can help you drive efficiency, reduce costs, and ensure infrastructure stability.
Startups and Entrepreneurs: Entrepreneurs and startup founders can leverage Terraform to rapidly and cost-effectively build and scale their IT infrastructure.
IT Enthusiasts: Even if you're not pursuing a specific career path, but you're simply interested in the world of infrastructure automation and cloud computing, this course is a great way to explore and experiment with Terraform.

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Working as DevOps Engineer and have over 10 years of experience in the IT industry and in teaching. I teach cloud computing like AWS, Azure, GCP and various DevOps tools like Git & GitHub, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, ECS, EKS and many other latest DevOps tools.I have been doing this for a long time now and have trained a lot of students in cloud and DevOps tools.

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