AWS Infrastructure as Code With Terraform [2024 Updates]

Terraform, a popular infrastructure automation tool for DevOps. Terraform with AWS, Packer, Docker, ECS, EKS, Jenkins

4.50 (15769 reviews)

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What you will learn

Understand, use and apply terraform, including advanced terraform features

Use terraform to provision AWS resources

Prepare for the HashiCorp Terraform Certification with lectures aligned with the exam objectives

Use terraform with Packer to create custom images

Use terraform with AWS ECS, Fargate, and CodePipelines

Be able to apply DevOps techniques using terraform

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Our Verdict

This course offers a solid foundation on Terraform, enabling you to understand its core concepts and capabilities when used alongside AWS, Packer, Docker, ECS, EKS, and Jenkins. Although some parts can feel outdated and lacking detailed examples, the lecturer's expertise and thorough coverage of essential topics make it worth considering for those new to infrastructure as code or DevOps practices.

What We Liked

Comprehensive coverage of Terraform and its use with various tools such as AWS, Packer, Docker, ECS, EKS, and Jenkins
Lecturer's strong expertise in technical aspects
In-depth explanations for certain complex topics such as managing state file in production

Potential Drawbacks

Outdated content with references to 2016, which might lead to confusion with changes in Terraform and AWS
Some advanced sections could benefit from more illustrative examples or explanations prior to their introduction
Additional resources such as links for further reading would be beneficial to the learners