Terraform on Azure 2021

Terraform on Azure 2021, available at $34.99, has an average rating of 4.6, with 42 lectures, based on 113 reviews, and has 585 subscribers.

You will learn about How to create production-grade Azure Infrastructure Code using Terraform Azure Infrastructure as Code with Terraform Project-focused format so you know how to deploy resources in Azure This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner DevOps engineers curious about Infrastructure as Code. It is particularly useful for Beginner DevOps engineers curious about Infrastructure as Code.

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Summary

Title: Terraform on Azure 2021

Price: $34.99

Average Rating: 4.6

Number of Lectures: 42

Number of Published Lectures: 42

Number of Curriculum Items: 42

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 42

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to create production-grade Azure Infrastructure Code using Terraform

Azure Infrastructure as Code with Terraform

Project-focused format so you know how to deploy resources in Azure

Who Should Attend

Beginner DevOps engineers curious about Infrastructure as Code.

Target Audiences

Beginner DevOps engineers curious about Infrastructure as Code.

Learn how to create production-grade Azure Infrastructure Code using Terraform in this project-focused hands-on course. Follow along as you learn Terraform and put theory into practice by solving challenges.

We go over what Terraform is and why it’s a highly sought-after skillset. We’ll also go over how to set up Azure CloudShell so we can dive right into developing with Terraform in Azure straight away.

In the first section you’ll learn:

What is Terraform?

Getting Started with Azure CloudShell

How to setup your projects to follow along

Learn the fundamentals of Terraform by creating a configuration file and deploying resources into Azure. We’ll also explore the most common ways to authenticate with Azure using the Azure Provider and discuss creating resource dependencies within the Terraform configuration.

Here’s what you’ll learn about Terraform Configurations:

Terraform Configuration Files

Authenticating with the Azure Provider

Terraform Init, Plan, and Apply

Using Interpolation within Terraform Configurations

Understanding how Terraform state works is a critical component for building Terraform solutions, which is why we’ll be going deep into how the state file keeps track of changes made with Terraform.

Here’s what you’ll learn about Terraform State:

Why does Terraform need to keep track of state

Examine the inter-workings of the state file

Storing the state file centrally using remote state

Retrieve output from Terraform state

Variables allow Terraform modules to take in input making configuration files dynamic. Infrastructure code can be templatized and re-used throughout different environments.

Here’s what you’ll learn about Terraform Variables:

Create variable blocks in Terraform configurations

Input values into Terraform configurations using several methods

Learn about the common variable types

Terraform modules split up infrastructure into small, testable components that make it easy for infrastructure developers to introduce changes in small amounts. Learn how to easily create modules and use them with source control.

Here’s what you’ll learn about Terraform Modules:

Create a module

Pass data between modules

Learn how to use modules from GitHub

Learn about the Terraform Registry

HCL is a functional language that allows infrastructure developers to create loops and conditional logic within Terraform code. This allows a high levels of abstraction to be created for deploying infrastructure.

Here’s what you’ll learn about HCL:

Functions, conditions, loops and expressions

Dynamic blocks within Terraform resource blocks

Creating resources that scale with count

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: What is Terraform?

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: Getting Started with Azure CloudShell

Lecture 3: How to setup your projects to follow along

Chapter 2: Terraform Configurations

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: Config Files

Lecture 3: Providers

Lecture 4: Init

Lecture 5: Plan, Apply, Destroy

Lecture 6: Interpolation

Lecture 7: Challenge

Lecture 8: Solution

Chapter 3: Terraform State

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: Why I Need State

Lecture 3: Examine a State File

Lecture 4: Terraform Refresh

Lecture 5: Terraform Remote State

Lecture 6: Outputs

Lecture 7: Challenge

Lecture 8: Solution

Chapter 4: Variables

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: Inputs

Lecture 3: Deploy Variables

Lecture 4: Variable Types

Lecture 5: Challenge

Lecture 6: Solution

Chapter 5: Terraform Modules

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: Terraform Modules

Lecture 3: Outputs

Lecture 4: Sources

Lecture 5: Challenge

Lecture 6: Solution

Chapter 6: Advanced HCL

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: Functions

Lecture 3: Conditions

Lecture 4: For Expressions

Lecture 5: Count

Lecture 6: For Each

Lecture 7: For-Each with the For Expression

Lecture 8: Dynamic Blocks

Lecture 9: Challenge

Lecture 10: Solution

Lecture 11: Final Words

Instructors

Mike Pfeiffer
Founder & CEO of CloudSkills.io / Azure MVP / Ex-AWS

Luke Orellana
SRE @ Microsoft

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3 stars: 12 votes

4 stars: 41 votes

5 stars: 58 votes

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