Terraform on AWS with SRE IaC DevOps - Real-World 20 Demos

Terraform on AWS with SRE & IaC DevOps | Real-World 20 Demos, available at $99.99, has an average rating of 4.54, with 184 lectures, based on 2915 reviews, and has 26482 subscribers.

You will learn about You will learn to master Terraform in a Real-world perspective with 22 demos You will build AWS VPC 3-Tier Architecture using Terraform You will build various Load balancers CLB, ALB and NLB using Terraform You will build DNS to DB Architecture on AWS using Terraform You will build Autoscaling with Launch Configuration using Terraform You will build Autoscaling with Launch Templates using Terraform You will build AWS CloudWatch Alarms using Terraform You will implement IaC DevOps usecase using AWS CodePipeline for your Terraform Configurations You will learn in detail about Terrafrom State, Local and Remote Backends. You will learn and implement all Terraform Provisioners You will learn and implement Terraform Modules with 2 types (Public Modules and Local Modules) This course is ideal for individuals who are Infrastructure Architects or Sysadmins or Developers who are planning to master Terraform or Any beginner who is interested in learning IaC Infrastructure as Code current trending tool Terraform or Anyone who want to learn Terraform from a Real-World perspective It is particularly useful for Infrastructure Architects or Sysadmins or Developers who are planning to master Terraform or Any beginner who is interested in learning IaC Infrastructure as Code current trending tool Terraform or Anyone who want to learn Terraform from a Real-World perspective.

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Title: Terraform on AWS with SRE & IaC DevOps | Real-World 20 Demos

Price: $99.99

Average Rating: 4.54

Number of Lectures: 184

Number of Published Lectures: 141

Number of Curriculum Items: 184

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 141

Original Price: $19.99

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What You Will Learn

You will learn to master Terraform in a Real-world perspective with 22 demos

You will build AWS VPC 3-Tier Architecture using Terraform

You will build various Load balancers CLB, ALB and NLB using Terraform

You will build DNS to DB Architecture on AWS using Terraform

You will build Autoscaling with Launch Configuration using Terraform

You will build Autoscaling with Launch Templates using Terraform

You will build AWS CloudWatch Alarms using Terraform

You will implement IaC DevOps usecase using AWS CodePipeline for your Terraform Configurations

You will learn in detail about Terrafrom State, Local and Remote Backends.

You will learn and implement all Terraform Provisioners

You will learn and implement Terraform Modules with 2 types (Public Modules and Local Modules)

Who Should Attend

Infrastructure Architects or Sysadmins or Developers who are planning to master Terraform

Any beginner who is interested in learning IaC Infrastructure as Code current trending tool Terraform

Anyone who want to learn Terraform from a Real-World perspective

Target Audiences

Infrastructure Architects or Sysadmins or Developers who are planning to master Terraform

Any beginner who is interested in learning IaC Infrastructure as Code current trending tool Terraform

Anyone who want to learn Terraform from a Real-World perspective

******* Course Overview *******

Welcome to this Amazing course on Terraform on AWS with SRE & IaC DevOps | Real-World 22 Demos.  Below is the list of modules covered in this course.

Course Modules

01. Infrastructure as Code (IaC)

02. Terraform Basics

  – Install Tools on MacOs, LinuxOS and WindowsOS

  – Terraform Command Basics

  – Terraform Language Syntax

03. Terraform Settings, Providers and Resources

04. Terraform Variables and Datasources

05. Terraform Loops, Meta-Arguments and Splat Operators

06. AWS VPC 3-Tier Architecture

07. AWS EC2 Instances and Security Groups in a VPC

08. AWS Classic Load Balancer

09. AWS ALB Application Load Balancer

10. AWS ALB Context-Path based Routing

11. AWS ALB Host-Header based Routing

12. AWS ALB HTTP Header and Query String Redirects

13. AWS DNS to DB Implementation

14. AWS Autoscaling with Launch Configuration

15. AWS Autoscaling with Launch Templates

16. AWS Network Load Balancer with TCP and TLS

17. AWS CloudWatch Alarms for ALB, ASG and CIS

18. Develop and Reference Terraform Modules locally

19. Develop Terraform Module from scratch

20. Remote State Storage with AWS S3 and DynamoDB

21. Terraform Remote State Datasource

22. IaC DevOps using AWS CodePipeline

AWS Services Covered

01. AWS VPC Virtual Private Cloud

02. AWS VPC NAT Gateways for Outbound Communication

03. AWS VPC Public and Private Subnets

04. AWS EC2 Instances

05. AWS Security Groups

06. AWS Classic Load Balancer

07. AWS ALB Application Load Balancer – Basic

08. AWS ALB Context-Path based Routing

09. AWS ALB Host-Header based Routing

10. AWS ALB Custom-HTTP Header based Routing

11. AWS ALB Query String based Redirects

12. AWS Autoscaling with Launch Configurations

13. AWS Autoscaling with Launch Templates

14. AWS Network Load Balancer

15. AWS CloudWatch Alarms

16. AWS Certificate Manager (ACM)

17. AWS Route53

18. AWS CodeBuild

19. AWS CodePipeline

20. AWS RDS Database

Terraform Concepts Covered

01. Terraform Install

02. Command Basics (init, validate, plan, apply)

03. Language Syntax (Blocks, Arguments)

04. Settings Block

05. Provider Block

06. Resources Block

07. Resource Meta-Arguments (depends_on, count, for_each)

08. Input Variables – Basics

09. Input Variables – Assign When Prompted

10. Input Variables – Override default with cli var

11. Input Variables – Assign with terraform.tfvars

12. Input Variables – Assign with tfvars var-file argument

13. Input Variables – Assign with auto tfvars

14. Input Variables – Lists

15. Input Variables – Maps

16. Input Variables – Sensitive Input Variables

17. Function: File

18. Output Values

19. Local Values

20. Datasources

21. Backends – Remote State Storage

22. File Provisioner

23. local-exec Provisioner

24. remote-exec Provisioner

25. Null Resource

26. Modules from Public Registry

27. Build Local Module

28. For Loop with Lists

29. For Loop with Maps

30. For Loops with Advanced Maps

31. Legacy Splat Operator

32. Latest Splat Operator

33. Function: toset

34. Function: tomap

35. Function: keys

36. Module Upgrades

37. Random Resource

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Course GitHub Repository Links

Chapter 2: Terraform Basics

Lecture 1: Step-00: Pre-requisite Note about this module

Lecture 2: Step-01: MacOS: Install Terraform

Lecture 3: Connect With Me !!!

Lecture 4: Step-02: Install VSCode Editor, VS Code Terraform Plugin and AWS CLI

Lecture 5: Step-03: Configure AWS CLI

Lecture 6: Step-04: Windows: Install Terraform & AWS CLI on Windows

Lecture 7: Step-05: Linux: Install Terraform Windows

Lecture 8: Step-06: Introduction to Terraform Workflow using Terraform Commands

Lecture 9: Step-07: Update Terraform manifest with AMI ID and Region

Lecture 10: Step-08: Execute Terraform core commands

Lecture 11: Step-09: Terraform Configuration Syntax

Lecture 12: Step-10: Terraform Arguments, Meta-Arguments and Attributes

Lecture 13: Step-11: Understand about Terraform Top Level Blocks

Lecture 14: Step-12: Terraform Top Level Blocks Example

Chapter 3: Terraform Settings, Providers and Resources

Lecture 1: Step-01: Introduction to Terraform Settings, Providers and Resources

Lecture 2: Step-02: Terraform Settings Block Introduction

Lecture 3: Step-03: Part-1: Understand and Implement Terraform Provider Block

Lecture 4: Step-04: Part-2: Implement Provider Block

Lecture 5: Step-05: Part-1: Create EC2 Instance Resource in Terraform

Lecture 6: Step-06: Part-2: Create EC2 Instance Resource in Terraform

Lecture 7: Step-07: Terraform State Basics

Lecture 8: Step-08: Clean-Up

Chapter 4: Terraform Input Variables, Datasources and Output Values

Lecture 1: Step-01: Introduction to Variables Section

Lecture 2: Step-02: Input Variables Introduction

Lecture 3: Step-03: Implement Input Variables

Lecture 4: Step-04: Create Security Group Resources

Lecture 5: Step-05: Create AMI Datasource Resource

Lecture 6: Step-06: Create EC2 Instance Resource

Lecture 7: Step-07: Create Output Values

Lecture 8: Step-08: Execute Terraform Commands and Clean-Up

Chapter 5: Terraform Loops, MetaArguments, Splat Operator and Functions

Lecture 1: Step-01: Implement Variable Lists, Maps and also Meta-Argument Count

Lecture 2: Step-02: Implement Outputs with For Loops and Splat Operators

Lecture 3: Step-03: Execute Terraform Commands, Test and learn about Terraform Comments

Lecture 4: Step-04: Implement AZ Datasource and for_each Meta-Argument

Lecture 5: Step-05: Implement Outputs with toset, tomap functions and create and destroy

Lecture 6: Step-06: Implement Utility Project Base Version

Lecture 7: Step-07: Implement Utility Project Semi Dynamic Version

Lecture 8: Step-08: Implement Utility Project Full Dynamic Version with filtered output

Lecture 9: Step-09: Implement fix for az to instance type check and test

Chapter 6: AWS VPC 3-Tier Architecture Design using Terraform

Lecture 1: Step-01: Introduction to VPC using Terraform

Lecture 2: Step-02: Build VPC Manually using AWS Management Console

Lecture 3: Step-03: Introduction to Terraform Modules

Lecture 4: Step-04: Create Basic VPC Module

Lecture 5: Step-05: Test Basic VPC Module by executing Terraform Commands

Lecture 6: Step-06: Provider and Modules Version Constraints

Lecture 7: Step-07: Standardize TF Code – Generic Variables and terraform.tfvars

Lecture 8: Step-08: Understand and Implement Local Blocks

Lecture 9: Step-09: VPC Module – Define Variables, Reference Variables in Module and Define

Chapter 7: AWS EC2 Instances and Security Groups with Terraform

Lecture 1: Step-01: Introduction to creating AWS EC2 Instances and Security Groups using Te

Lecture 2: Step-02: Review VPC and other TF Config Files from previous section

Lecture 3: Step-03: Create Public Bastion Security Group using TF Modules

Lecture 4: Step-04: Create Private Security Group and Outputs for both SGs NEW

Lecture 5: Step-05: Create EC2 Instance Variables and Public Bastion Instance using Terraf

Lecture 6: Step-06-01: Create Private EC2 Instance Module

Lecture 7: Step-06-02: EC2 Instance Module Upgrade to latest version New

Lecture 8: Step-07: Create EC2 Instance Outputs and Elastic IP for Bastion Host NEW

Lecture 9: Step-08: Create Null Resource and Connection Block

Lecture 10: Step-09: Create File, Remote-Exec, Local-Exec Provisioners

Lecture 11: Step-10: Understand depends_on Meta-Argument in a practical approach

Lecture 12: Step-11: Execute Terraform Commands to create EC2 Instances, VPC, Security Group

Lecture 13: Step-12: Verify EC2, VPC, SG and Connect with SSH and test and finally destroy r

Chapter 8: AWS Classic Load Balancer with Terraform

Lecture 1: Step-01: Introduction to AWS Classic Load Balancer with Terraform

Lecture 2: Step-02: Create Classic Load Balancer Terraform Module Configuration NEW

Lecture 3: Step-03: Create CLB Outputs, Execute TF Commands and Test NEW

Lecture 4: Step-04: Added new SG Rule 81, terraform apply and test

Chapter 9: AWS Application Load Balancer Basics with Terraform

Lecture 1: Step-01: Introduction to AWS Application Load Balancer Basics with Terraform

Lecture 2: Step-02: Create ALB manually using AWS Mgmt Console

Lecture 3: Step-03: Create ALB Terraform Module Part-1 NEW

Lecture 4: Step-04: Create ALB Target Group and Attachments New

Lecture 5: Step-05: Create ALB Listeners and Outputs New

Lecture 6: Step-06: Execute TF Commands, Verify and Clean-Up NEW

Chapter 10: AWS ALB Context Path Based Routing using Terraform

Lecture 1: Step-01: Introduction to AWS ALB Context Path Based Routing

Lecture 2: Step-02: Pre-requisite: Understand about Custom Domain Registration

Lecture 3: Step-03: Review TF Folder Structure, Update LB SG and Create Datasource Route53

Lecture 4: Step-04: Review EC2 TF Manifests and Create ACM Module NEW

Lecture 5: Step-05,06: Create ALB TG1 and TG2, HTTPS Redirect, Fixed Response related chang

Lecture 6: Step-07: Create AWS Route53 Record TF Config New

Lecture 7: Step-08: Execute Terraform Commands and Verify New

Chapter 11: AWS ALB Host Header Based Routing using Terraform

Lecture 1: Step-01: Introduction to AWS ALB Host Header based Routing

Lecture 2: Step-02: AWS Certificate Manager Limit Hit – Request to Increase it

Lecture 3: Step-03: Review Terraform manifests for Host Header Routing NEW

Lecture 4: Step-04: Execute Terraform Commands, Verify and Clean-Up NEW

Chapter 12: AWS ALB Query String, Host Header Redirects and Custom Header Routing

Lecture 1: Step-01: Introduction to ALB Multiple Listener Rules

Lecture 2: Step-02: Review Terraform Manifests for 4 Listener Rules and DNS Configs New

Lecture 3: Step-03: Execute Terraform Commands, Verify and Clean-Up New

Chapter 13: AWS DNS to DB using Terraform

Instructors

Kalyan Reddy Daida | DevOps & SRE Architect on AWS, Azure & Google Cloud Platforms
Best Selling Instructor, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, SRE

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3 stars: 165 votes

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