Terraform
Learn how to apply Infrastructure as Code (IaC) with Terraform. In this course, you will learn how to create and deploy Terraform templates.
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About the Course
People and Soft Skills Prerequisites:
Basic Computer Skills: Participants should be comfortable with basic computer operations, navigating the file system, and using a web browser.
Problem-Solving Mindset: Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and cloud management can present unique challenges. A problem-solving attitude will be beneficial.
Willingness to Collaborate: Given the collaborative nature of many cloud projects and the potential for group work during the training, participants should be open to working with others.
Familiarity with Basic IT Concepts: Understanding of basic networking, storage, and compute concepts will be helpful.
Prior Experience with Command Line Interfaces: While not mandatory, comfort with using command-line tools will be advantageous.
Technical and Hardware Prerequisites:
Computer System: A modern laptop or desktop computer capable of running Terraform and related tooling. Both Windows, macOS, and Linux systems are suitable.
Installation Permissions: Participants should have the necessary permissions to install software on their computers. This includes Terraform, cloud CLI tools, and code editors.
Code Editor: A code editor such as Visual Studio Code, Atom, or Sublime Text should be installed. Extensions or plugins that support HashiCorp Configuration Language (HCL) will be beneficial.
Cloud Accounts: For the real-life scenario projects, participants will need accounts on AWS, Azure, and GCP. Free tier or trial accounts can be used, but participants should be aware of potential costs.
Internet Connectivity: A stable internet connection is essential, especially when working with cloud providers and accessing online resources.
Knowledge of Cloud Concepts: A basic understanding of cloud services and architectures. Familiarity with concepts like virtual machines, storage buckets, and networking within a cloud context will be beneficial.
Version Control: Basic knowledge of version control using Git will be helpful, especially for collaboration and CI/CD topics.
API Keys and Access: For certain hands-on exercises, participants might need to generate API keys or access tokens. Guidance on this will be provided during the training, but awareness and caution regarding the security of these keys are crucial.
Optional (But Beneficial) Prerequisites:
Prior Experience with a Scripting Language: Familiarity with scripting languages like Python, Bash, or PowerShell can be beneficial for some advanced topics and integrations.
Understanding of Infrastructure Components: Knowledge of DNS, load balancers, databases, etc., in the context of traditional IT or cloud will be an advantage.
Awareness of DevOps Principles: While not mandatory, understanding the principles of DevOps and Infrastructure as Code will provide context to the training.
Course Content
1 Introduction to Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
2 Terraform Basics
3 Terraform Configuration Language (HCL)
4 Resource Management
5 State Management
6 Modules and Reusability
7 Advanced Terraform Features
8 Collaboration and Team Workflows
9 Terraform Cloud and Enterprise
10 Security Best Practices
11 Debugging and Troubleshooting
12 CI/CD with Terraform
13 Introduction to AWS with Terraform
14 Introduction to Azure with Terraform
15 Introduction to GCP with Terraform
Curriculum
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