Deploying-Wordpress-on-AWS-with-RDS-using-Terraform-and-Docker

   Deploying WordPress on AWS with RDS using Terraform, and Docker

Task

Task 1: Create a Terraform script to deploy a Virtual Machine (VM) in a public subnet and deploy the RDS in a private subnet.
Task 2: Create a Dockerfile to deploy Wordpress with Apche Webserver and PHP in the same VM.
Task 3: Build the Docker image, tag it, and push it to Docker Hub.
Task 4: Connect Wordpress container with RDS database.

We can configure it to use your AWS account by setting the AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY environmental variables in your terminal. The Terraform CLI will detect the presence of these variables and use them to authenticate with your AWS account.

We can create these environmental variables by executing below commands:

export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=your_access_key_id
export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=your_secret_access_key

Replace the values of your_access_key_id and your_secret_access_key with your own AWS Access Key ID and Secret Access Key. Once we have successfully created the environmental variables, you should see something like this by running below command.
```
aws configure
```
create a folder with whatever name you want. Let’s name it Terraform. Inside the Terraform folder, create a file named provider.tf. The name of the file can be anything, but the extension must be .tf.
For AWS provider, copy and paste below code into provider.tf :