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Complete Terraform Tutorial: From Beginner to Expert A Comprehensive 5-Hour Course 🚀

Explore Infrastructure as Code with our 5-hour Terraform course, suitable for beginners to experts. Learn to set up, write configurations, and deploy on major cloud platforms. Featuring real-world examples, best practices, and hands-on labs, this course equips you to confidently automate and manage your cloud infrastructure using Terraform

🔵 Chapter-1: What is Terraform - 04:21
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🔵 Chapter-2: Terraform Variables - 56:15
terraform variable string, number, bool, list, map

🔵 Chapter-3: Terraform tfvars - 01:14:16
But before you start working with Terraform you must understand different types of variables provided by the terraform .

🔵 Chapter-4: Terraform Locals - 01:36:38
In this session we are going to look on terrafrom locals and how to use it inside your terraform files.

🔵 Chapter-5: Terraform Output values - 01:46:42
In this session we are going to look at Terraform Output values and how to use them inside your terraform files.

🔵 Chapter-6: Terraform for-loops, for-each - 01:59:09
Terraform for, for_each and count loops can be used for iterating over the collections like list, set and map.

🔵 Chapter-7: Terraform State files - 02:13:15
In this lab session on Managing terraform state file we are gonna look on What is Terraform state file? What is Terraform local state file?

🔵 Chapter-8: Terraform Provisioners - 02:31:15
1.File provisioner 2. Local provisioner 3. Remote provisioner -

🔵 Chapter-9: Terraform Module - 02:52:24
In this Lab session, we will create two modules module-1 and module-2. Inside each module, we will install the apache httpd server with each module is having its home page.

🔵 Chapter-10: Terraform Dynamic Blocks - 03:10:17
Terraform dynamic block behaves pretty much the same as for or for-each loop. It not only iterates over the value range but also creates nested dynamic blocks which can be complex.

🔵 Chapter-11: Terraform Null Resource - 03:21:10
To use the null_resource in Terraform, you first need to declare the resource block and specify a unique name for it. Within the resource block, you can specify a provisioner block

🔵 Chapter-12: Terraform Data Source - 03:40:00
Terraform data sources can be used to fetch information back from the Cloud service provider (AWS, Google Cloud, Azure etc..).

🔵 Chapter-13: Terraform Workspace - 03:53:18
Terraform workspace is a very logical concept where you can have multiple states of your infrastructure configuration.

🔵 Chapter-14: Terraform User-data - 04:16:21
In Terraform, the "user_data" block is used to specify data that should be passed to the instance at launch time. This data is typically used to configure the instance or run scripts on startup.

🔵 Chapter-15: Terraform depends-on meta tag - 04:28:10
In Terraform, the depends_on meta-argument is used to create an explicit dependency between resources. It is used to specify that a particular resource depends on another resource

🔵 Chapter-16: Terraform Template - 04:36:35
Terraform template is a really useful utility to render a template from a template string. With the help of terraform template, you can generate external files.

🔵 Chapter-17: Terraform Debugging Validation - 04:56:39
In this session we are gonna look at the Terraform debugging and how you can use the debugging for troubleshooting.

🔵 Chapter-18:
In Terraform, you need to import an existing resource into your Terraform configuration so that you can manage it with Terraform.

🔵 Chapter-19: Terraform Upgrade - 05:09:18
In this session we will take look at tfenv to upgrade the terraform

[RahulSharmaSingularity]

What a fantastic and amazing lecture series ! So many out there making big bucks and here is the Humanitarian an IT Champ - Rahul enlightening us with all the knowledge ! Kudos my man !

[pattabhikumar]

Hi Rahul, I followed your content and it's very much useful and nice documentation too. Thanks much for the wonderful tutorial..🤝

[GaneshPatil-ffxn]

Thank You Rahul .Its really very easy to understand TF and You have explained very well .I seen lots of videos, I got all things from this course and you covered all practical things in same session. So Thank you very much Rahul Sir.I wud recommend this course to start TF journey.

[icecreamprocessor]

This is awesome, great work. Many more people need to see this.

[Civaranjan]

Really you are true inspiration bro. I learning so many things from you especially aws . From now onwards terraform too . Thank u brother ❤

[jaideeptonk]

Hey Rahul, i have been looking for terraform tutorial from a long time and one fine day i landed up to your Youtube Channel. what a amazing tutorial. Thanks a lot mate. Looking forward for more vedios on Terraform from you. One more thing, just a request that if you could start some tutorials on python in Devops perspective.

[pigjlkz]

Amazing course on Terraform for DevOps Professional 👏👏👏

[nilavasen]

Kindly include one real life project e2e .. This will give confidence in interviews. Thank you !!

[dannydai]

what a pretty good series. I am a programer and also an old CCIE. I didnt get into IAC too much. but I am thinking of application driven IAC. let's say, I have an e-commerce app that has 20 interfaces and 100 parameters I am monitoring tightly. if some parameters go worse, then trigger IAC state change like add more VMs, add more cpu/mems, change interface async tasks policies, or change LB and FW configurations. to ur mind, what is the best standard way to achieve this ? so that i cloud cut down on monitoring staff and ops staff. I found datadog + terraform, but i dont grasp what datadog is. datadog seems to need docker container? datadog needs agent, but this dog didnt know my 100 parameters. thanks a lot, Rahul.

[sabahb]

Thanks Rahul, awesome tutorial. I got access to 2 udemy courses for terraform but none of them are this lucid & clear. This shud be called - Terraform Made Easy by Rahul Wagh :D

[nareshv]

Thanks Rahul for your support and dedicating your valuable time to explain a complex series into simple explanation...

[nilavasen]

Eagerly waiting for this complete course Rahul.. Hope this will help us to get Cloud Architect / Migration positions.. 🙂

[jagatheibkumar]

TQSM sir for your amazing work and tutors

[tjhsiao]

MANY Thanks for the extensive Tutorial. I saw the Terraform in the video is version 0.14.8 (March 10, 2021). I wonder how many features and syntax have been deprecated in version 1.4+

[mzmucxg]

Hi, gd work bro. In AWS we giving IAM creds to ec2 for resource creation through tf template... Then in which case we need json key😊

[Kk-rlnv]

Hi Rahul,

It’s a amazing series and I enjoyed but can you suggest 2 points which are unanswered for me:

If we provision an ec2 in AWS then what about for previous instances in our account whether it’s provisioned via terraform or manually

2: if suppose we have multiple vpc like vpc1 vpc2 vpc3 and we want to provision 1 or more instances in vpc2 only then how we can achieve this.

[rkbompalli]

Rahul, thank you for this course. I wanted to confirm whether this video contains the same content as the previous Terraform playlist, or if you have made any updates.


I have gone through the previous playlist and found it quite helpful!

[shaliniradhakrishna]

Awesome work, thank you so much for such an effort. It helped me a lot to understand terraform.

[shwcfjp]

i am getting this error
C:\terraform>terraform apply

No changes. Your infrastructure matches the configuration.

Terraform has compared your real infrastructure against your configuration and found no differences, so no
changes are needed.

Apply complete! Resources: 0 added, 0 changed, 0 destroyed.

[prashantdhage]

Hi Rahul
Really its nice explanation and document also its really good!!