Terraform

In this article, we’ll discuss some very useful Terraform CLI tips and cheatsheets. When you want to use a tool or improve your expertise in a particular technology, it's good to read a lot of articles and, of course, official documentation. However, sometimes having a brief cheat sheet of it, can be very handy at times.

In this article, you'll get to learn how to use dynamic block in Terraform (by HashiCorp). When using Terraform you need to have a thorough understanding of a variety of capabilities that help us make our infrastructure as code more dynamic.

Terraform count argument allows for deployment or handling of multiple resources with the same configuration block. This can be used with dynamic blocks(We’ll talk about this in the future). Terraform count eliminates the copying and pasting of the same exact resource configurations.

In this, you’ll get to learn how to create and deploy the awslambda function with Terraform. With Terraform, it is much easier and more efficient to create and deploy the lambda function on AWS.

In this, we’ll learn to set up an ElasticSearch on AWS EC2. Elastic Stack consists of ElasticSearch, Filebeat, LogStash, and Kibana(ELK stack) which brings all the logs and traces into a single place. This is one of the most popular tools for storing and viewing logs.

AWS CloudFront is a content delivery network(CDN) service that delivers web content using different global edge locations. In this tutorial, we’ll know how to configure AWS Cloudfront CDN, request a certificate, and validate it using Terraform IaC.