Efficient AWS Multi Region Infrastructure Deployment with Terraform and GitHub Actions | TFC

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In this video, you'll learn how to deploy AWS infrastructure across multiple regions using Terraform and GitHub Actions. We'll show you step-by-step how to use Terraform modules to deploy resources such as SNS topic in multiple regions simultaneously. You'll also learn how to set up GitHub Actions to automate your deployment process, making it easy to manage your infrastructure at scale. By the end of this video, you'll have a solid understanding of how to efficiently manage multi-region infrastructure deployment on AWS using Terraform and GitHub Actions.

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[RohitTiwari-momi]

Is there a way to iterate over the provider in the module resource instead of creating separate resources and module per region?

[ajazahmed]

Let's say the backend i want to keep is an s3 bucket and dynamodb, but its in a different centralised account altogether, how do i do it in github actions, since Github action only assumes one iam role ?