Inject secrets into your Terraform configuration. Use Vault-generated dynamic credentials to provision infrastructure.

Inject Secrets with Vault

Get Started - AWS

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Get Started - Terraform Cloud

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

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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

Integrations

Configure the AWS Secrets Engine to manage IAM credentials in Vault through Terraform. Then use the short-lived, Vault-generated, dynamic secrets to provision EC2 instances.

Inject Secrets into Terraform Using the Vault Provider

Secrets Management

Dynamically generate, manage, and revoke credentials for Terraform Cloud (TFC)
and Terraform Enterprise (TFE).

Terraform Cloud Secrets Engine

Infrastructure

Security

Applications

Networking

cloud

Inject Secrets into Terraform Using the Vault Provider

Terraform Cloud Secrets Engine