Manage high-volume infrastructure right now! Easy and convenient with Terraform.
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If you are a DevOps or cloud developer Terraform is not an option, it's a must!
Terraform, which manages AWS cloud and infrastructure as source code, allows you to easily build and control test servers.
Managing the resources created when using the AWS cloud can be cumbersome and prone to mistakes. For example, if you want to build a test server on AWS with the same specifications as your production server, creating and deleting test server resources can be a burdensome task, even if you've carefully planned out the setup process.
However, once you've written code with Terraform, you can easily create production or test servers by simply changing variable values. For test servers, it's also easy to clean up the resources in one go.
Terraform isn't just for AWS infrastructure. Using a similar language, it can also control resources on services like GCP, Azure, Oracle Cloud, and Naver Cloud. For DevOps and multi-cloud developers, it's not an optional skill, it's an essential one.
Terraform, recommended for these people!
✅ Those who are tired of repetitive AWS-related tasks
✅ Those who wish to work in the DevOps field
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✅ Free yourself from repetitive tasks and manage your AWS infrastructure in a more developer-like manner.
✅ You can use Terraform to manipulate Amazon Web Services infrastructure as source code.
Terraform Infrastructure as Code! So that you can use both AWS and Terraform well.
If you only cover Terraform in class and don't cover AWS usage, you're only learning half the story. You need to first master AWS and understand how it's managed through code to truly understand Terraform Infrastructure as Code.
This course first covers AWS, then revisits that knowledge using Terraform. It even covers deploying actual services on the AWS resources you've created.
1️⃣ Introducing Terraform and setting up the Terraform development environment.
2️⃣ Covers how to use AWS (EC2, RDS, S3, load balancer, VPC)
3️⃣ Covers how to manage AWS infrastructure with Terraform (EC2, RDS, S3, load balancers, VPC) .
4️⃣ Covers the concepts of Terraform Modules, Variables, and Outputs.
5️⃣ Covers the process of distributing the Saju Manse Calendar app.
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Who is this course right for?
Anyone who wants to learn how to manage AWS infrastructure as code with Terraform