Part 5 - Creating AWS VPC from scratch using Terraform- Learn Terraform Practically with AWS Series

- #Learn #Terraform in easy manner with #AWS
- Create AWS VPC and related components using Terraform
- Learn how to write Terraform code from scratch

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[rajcp]

amazing videos indeed. another gem after me following your ecs tutorials. just wanted to check if you have any plans to publish python tutorials specifically for people working on aws cloud area - not hard core coders..

[sujoydipadas]

Thank you so much, your videos are very useful in building concepts and practice. Please make some more videos with high level architecture coding in terraform generally used in industry.

[vinaymenon]

Hi I have installed terraform and visual studio code also I have installed the terraform extension for vs.

But I am facing issue when I try to write a code it does not provide auto suggestions like if I select something for example required_providers and press enter and then provide a name like aws and press enter I get below context

terraform {
required_version = "~> 1.1.9"
required_providers {
aws = {

}
}

it should actually show something like the example shown below this "source" and "version" should automatically show as auto mapped pre context in inverted commas
terraform {
required_version = "~> 1.1.9"
required_providers {
aws = {
source = "value"
version = "value"
}
}
Any idea what is causing it. I tried removing and reinstall vscode, reinstalled terraform extension I even deleted terraform application and downloaded new setup. But same issue. if you know what the issue is can you please help me