Using AWS S3 as a Remote State Backend for Terraform
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Using AWS S3 as a Remote State Backend for Terraform
A terraform-on-openstack dynamic inventory for ansible.
yet another http state storage for Terraform
Terraform Cloud and Sentinel Policies Demo
Go CLI to copy terraform state file from one terraform cloud workspace to another
Tooling to deploy an AWS backend for Terraform, using Ansible and CloudFormation
CloudFormation template to provision a state backend for Terraform
This project creates resources for a Terraform backend on S3 / DynamoDB and migrates its own state to the default workspace.
Sets up an S3 Bucket and DynamoDB to store Terraform State and Lock table.
Zero-Trust @hashicorp Terraform state backend
Terraform On AWS for EC2, VPC, ASG, ALB, CLB, NLB, CloudWatch, SNS, S3, CodePipeline, ACM, Route53
HashiCorp Certified Terraform Associate on Azure Cloud
Terraform Cloud and Sentinel Policies Demo
AWS S3 Bucket for Terraform State with Replication, Permission-Set Access, Multi-Account
Anonymized, secure, and free Terraform cost estimation based on Terraform plan (0.12+) or Terraform state (any version)
Continuous Deployment to Kubernetes cluster with GitHub Actions with S3 backend and DynamoDB state file locking
Introduction to advanced terraform features: remote backends, workspaces and aws context.
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