Learn DevOps Infrastructure Automation With Terraform

Description



Terraform has gained a lot in popularity lately and is the tool you need to master if you are or about to get into a Ops / DevOps role. You typically use a technology like Ansible, Chef, or Puppet to automate the provisioning of software. Terraform starts from the same principle, infrastructure as code, but focusses on the automation of the infrastructure itself. Your whole Cloud infrastructure (instances, volumes, networking, IPs) can be described in terraform.



In this course you’ll learn how to use terraform to automate your infrastructure. I will first show you the basics of terraform and will then explain how to automate infrastructure on AWS using terraform. You can open an AWS account for free to do the labs. I also provide a lot of code examples which you can immediately use to automate your own infrastructure.



Update (Oct-2016):



   Added AWS Autoscaling lectures

   Added Terraform+Packer Jenkins integration lectures

   Added Terraform with Docker on AWS (ECR and ECS)

   Added Terraform with Jenkins workflow using ECR and ECS



Update (Dec-2016):



   Added a lecture about useful terraform commands

   Added a demo on how to use terraform show/graph/taint/untaint/import

   Added a lecture and demo about Elastic Beanstalk on AWS



Update (Jun-2018):



   Terraform for Windows setup + puttygen

   Interpolation

   Conditionals

   Built-in functions

   Module development with an ECS + ALB module demo

   Setting up a hosted Kubernetes cluster using AWS EKS



This course includes english captions.

Who this course is for:



   This course is great if you’re in an Ops or DevOps position and you want to learn about automation using terraform



Requirements



   To be able to do the demos yourself, you should have an AWS account. You can open one for free and I explain how to open one in the course.



Last updated 5/2019