Collaborate on version-controlled configuration using Terraform Cloud. Follow this track to build, change, and destroy infrastructure using remote runs and state.

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Terraform

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Fundamentals

Use Cases

Certification Prep

Production

Integrations

Sign up for Terraform Cloud, which provides free remote state storage, a stable run environment, version control system (VCS) driven plans and applies, a collaborative web GUI, and more. Create your first organization.

Sign up for Terraform Cloud

Create a Terraform Cloud workspace. Fork a demonstration GitHub repo containing Terraform configuration to create an EC2 instance. Connect the repository to Terraform Cloud.

Create a Workspace

Create a variable set for your AWS credentials that you can reuse across workspaces. Apply the variable set to a workspace.

Create and Use a Variable Set

Set EC2 instance attributes using Terraform Cloud workspace variables. Create the instance by planning and applying a run in Terraform Cloud.

Create Infrastructure

Queue a speculative plan by opening a pull request. Inspect the plan and merge the PR to automatically queue a Terraform Cloud run. Confirm and apply the changes. Edit variables and manually apply changes via the Terraform Cloud web UI.

Change Infrastructure

Destroy the resources in a Terraform Cloud workspace, and delete the workspace via the web UI.

Destroy Resources and Workspaces

Create a version-controlled policy to check the Terraform version using Sentinel, a policy-as-code platform. Fork a demo repo, connect the policy to Terraform Cloud, and queue a plan to test the policy.

Enforce a Policy

Write a soft-mandatory Sentinel policy against example infrastructure to limit its cost to less than one hundred dollars a month.

Infrastructure

Security

Networking

Applications