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

Get Started - Terraform Cloud

Get Started - AWS

Get Started - Azure

Get Started - Docker

Get Started - Google Cloud

Get Started - OCI

Get Started

Use the Command Line Interface

Write Terraform Configuration

Reuse Configuration with Modules

Provision Infrastructure

Manage Terraform State

Collaborate using Terraform Cloud

Fundamentals

Deploy and Monitor Applications

Manage AWS Services

Manage Azure Services

HashiCorp Products - Better Together

IT/SaaS Providers

Manage Kubernetes with Terraform

Manage Virtual Machine Images

Network Applications with Terraform

Enforce Policy with Sentinel

Interact with Security tools

Use Cases

Prepare for Certification

Associate Tutorial List

Certification Prep

Automate Terraform

Recommended Enterprise Patterns

Customize Terraform Enterprise

Production

Define Terraform Configuration with CDKTF

Community Providers

Call APIs with Custom Providers

Inject Secrets with Vault

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.

What is Terraform Cloud - Intro and Sign Up

Log into Terraform Cloud or Enterprise with the Terraform CLI to migrate state, trigger remote runs, and interact with Terraform Cloud.

Log in to Terraform Cloud from the CLI

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

Create a Credentials Variable Set

Create a CLI-driven Terraform Cloud workspace. Update configuration to enable integration with Terraform Cloud.

Create a Workspace

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

Create Infrastructure

Use command line input variables to modify infrastructure managed by Terraform Cloud. Review workspace contents and interface.

Change Infrastructure

Update a workspace to use the version control system-driven workflow with GitHub. Queue a speculative plan by opening a pull request. 

Use VCS-Driven Workflow

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.

Control Costs with Policies

Infrastructure

Security

Applications

Networking

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