Automate Cloud Infrastructure with Terraform (IaC)
Use Terraform to provision, manage, and destroy cloud resources programmatically. Build reusable modules and ensure consistency in deploying cloud environments across stages.Terraform allows infrastructure to be defined in code and treated as part of the software development lifecycle. It eliminates manual provisioning steps, supports multiple cloud providers, and offers automation, repeatability, and team collaboration.
Set up an automated infrastructure pipeline using Terraform to provision a VPC, subnets, EC2 instances (or GCP/Azure equivalents), security groups, databases, and storage buckets — all through modular and parameterized code.
Modular Infrastructure Definition
Split infrastructure components like VPC, compute, storage, and IAM into reusable Terraform modules.
Parameterization and Environment Variables
Use `terraform.tfvars` and input variables to manage configurations per environment (dev/staging/prod).
Provisioning with Remote Backends
Store Terraform state remotely (e.g., in S3 or GCS) for safe team collaboration and rollback support.
Deployment Automation via CI/CD
Integrate Terraform with GitHub Actions or Jenkins for automated infrastructure deployments on code push.
You’ll define all infrastructure resources (VPC, subnets, servers, DBs) in `.tf` files and deploy to a cloud provider. The setup will include separation of variables, local and remote state management, and a `terraform plan → apply` pipeline tied to version control.
- Provider: AWS / GCP / Azure
- Resources: EC2, VPC, S3, IAM, RDS, Lambda (or GCP equivalents)
- State Management: Remote backend with locking
- Security: Secrets via environment variables or Vault integration
- CI/CD: GitHub Actions / GitLab CI for Terraform automation
Terraform CLI & Core
Terraform 1.x+, HCL (.tf files), local backend for dev, remote for production
Cloud Providers
AWS (VPC, EC2, S3, IAM), GCP (GCE, Storage), Azure (VM, Blob)
CI/CD Integration
GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD, Jenkins (with Terraform plugins)
Secrets & Vaults
AWS Secrets Manager, HashiCorp Vault, dotenv CLI for sensitive values
1. Install Terraform & Configure Provider
Install Terraform CLI and configure cloud provider credentials locally.
2. Define Basic Resources
Start with a basic EC2 instance or storage bucket and test `plan`/`apply` cycle.
3. Modularize Infrastructure
Split resources into modules and enable parameterization using input variables.
4. Implement Remote State
Configure remote state backend in S3/GCS with locking for collaboration safety.
5. Automate via GitHub Actions
Add CI pipelines to validate, plan, and apply infrastructure changes automatically.
Automate Everything with Infrastructure as Code
Take your DevOps skills to the next level by provisioning secure, reusable, and scalable infrastructure using Terraform and cloud-native tooling.
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