In this module, we will walk through the essential steps to prepare your environment for Terraform development. This includes setting up your AWS account, enabling multi-factor authentication, and installing Terraform and the AWS CLI. We will also configure your IDE, specifically Visual Studio Code, and show how to set up WSL for Windows users to optimize your Terraform workflow.

In this module, we will dive into the principles of Infrastructure as Code and its relevance in the modern IT landscape. We will demonstrate how Terraform simplifies infrastructure management, helping you automate processes. You will also explore the core components of Terraform, including providers and state, and practice deploying infrastructure using both manual and automated methods.

In this module, we will explore the core components of Terraform, focusing on HCL syntax and organization of configuration files. You will learn how to use essential Terraform CLI commands and gain hands-on experience with remote backends and providers. This section will help you build a strong foundation for working with Terraform’s powerful infrastructure-as-code capabilities.

In this module, we will focus on working with resources in Terraform. You’ll learn how to define and configure essential infrastructure components such as VPCs and EC2 instances. This section also covers how to manage dependencies, use meta-arguments, and secure your infrastructure with security groups. Through hands-on exercises, you’ll apply these concepts to real-world scenarios.

In this module, we will guide you through the process of deploying a static website using AWS S3 and Terraform. You will set up an S3 bucket, configure it for public access, and enable static website hosting. The project will culminate in automating the file upload process using Terraform, demonstrating the power of IaC in web deployment.

In this module, we will explore how to use data sources in Terraform to dynamically retrieve information about your infrastructure. You will learn to fetch AMI data, VPC details, and account-specific settings, making your configurations more flexible and adaptable. This section also covers using IAM policies to securely manage permissions.