GitLab Tutorial for AWS Infrastructure as Code with Terrafom | GitLab Managed Terraform State file

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This video shows how to configure and use GitLab as CI/CD tool for AWS Infrastructure as Code with Terraform. It shows how to set up the GitLab managed Terraform state file and use it after that.

This video has clean flow walk through, scratch to end configuration walk though and code walk through as well.

Its complete GitLab tutorial.

This video helps , DevOps Engineer , Developer , Architects etc.

#gitlab #tutorials #aws #infrastructureascode #terraform

[bit-studios]

This is definitely the best tutorial on setting up terraform with GitLab!!! Outstanding video. 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿🙌🏿

[bediaguvenckesgin]

This is a great video that I can use to set up my CICD job for my terraform code. Thank you so much for all your efforts.

[sivaprasanth]

This video is really amazing and next level.

[abhishekpatel]

Thank you!
I haven't find anywhere in documentation that tfstate file first time need to manually created so wasted so many hours.
Thanks to you for sharing the knowledge.

[shivaswaroopnk]

Great tutorial. As a gitlab beginner, this helped a lot. Thank you Sir!

[adhiyamank]

It was a great effort with a clear explanation, keep it up!

[trickytibo]

very precise explanations. Many thanks. Great work.

[vtvnfnn]

Really nice video, It helped me a lot to understand and implement. Thank you..

[shahzadmalik]

Excellent video. I appreciate your work. Just a note, I had to remove "Protected" option from pipeline variables to make it work in gitlab 16. Thanks

[pranavtasticofficial]

everthing worked perfectly for me.. just a quick question. how to manage the overrides of variables that we generally do via tfvars?

[ajop]

Thanks for the tutorial. I manage to understand it even with my limited knowledege. I will now try to see if I can replicate this but instead of a vpc I will start an EC2 instance

[RSCAMANO]

you done a greate work creating this tutorial.

[devd]

it would be really great if you can breakdown different parts of this video so people can quickly get on to the topic they want

[Think_big]

Where we have declared the CI variables which have been used in gitlab-ci yml files?

[davidvacca]

Do you have something similar how to set up gitlab for deploy AMI with packer?

[knockobscure]

Hello to you all.

I have a problem and I don’t know how to solve it.

I have my project and within my project I created several folders for different Stacks, example:

VPC
EC2 site
ECS

As we know terraform must be started and run in the directory. In the tutorial was passed the variable to get the project and the folder was inserted to which he used in the tutorial:

variables:
TF_DIR: ${CI_PROJECT_DIR}/terraform

Before running terraform init it runs cd ${TF_DIR} to go to the correct directory.

How do I do this in my case? would need to pass in my variable something that takes my directory, so when I run something the cd command goes to the current directory and with that can do the terraform init and everything else.

How can I solve this problem?

[eswarmoorthiduraisamy]

Nice helpful video? do we need to create this state file steps for every new repo we add ???

[mahender]

nice video, you have created a manual step for tfstate file, cant gitlab automatically create it?

[MohammadMasukImtiazMasuk]

Don't you need a runner to configure gitlab ci/cd?

[talleuxraphael]

Great video! Unfortunately, group token access has become a paying service. Do you know another way to link the AWS account and Gitlab?