/terraform-studies

This repository contains a collection of Terraform configurations and scripts developed as part of my studies and exploration of deploying and managing resources on Microsoft Azure using Terraform. The studies cover a range of Terraform features and Azure services, demonstrating practical examples of infrastructure as code (IaC) on a cloud platform

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Terraform Azure Studies

This repository contains a collection of Terraform configurations and scripts developed as part of my studies and exploration of deploying and managing resources on Microsoft Azure using Terraform. The studies cover a range of Terraform features and Azure services, demonstrating practical examples of infrastructure as code (IaC) on a cloud platform.

Contents:

  • 00-Resources: Starter resources and foundational configurations.
  • 10-TF-Azure-Linux-VM: Deployment and management of a Linux virtual machine on Azure.
  • Meta Arguments ([depends_on], [count], [for_each]): Examples showcasing the use of Terraform's meta-arguments such as depends_on, count, and for_each for creating dynamic and conditional resource deployments.
  • Lifecycle: Configurations that demonstrate managing resource lifecycle events like create_before_destroy, prevent_destroy, and ignore_changes.
  • Input Variables: Demonstrations on the use of input variables in Terraform, including basic prompts, default values, and more advanced variable types like collections.
  • Provisioners: Examples of using provisioners such as file, local-exec, and remote-exec to execute scripts on resources after they are created.
  • State Management and Imports: Configurations related to managing the Terraform state, importing existing resources into Terraform, and using terraform import.
  • Modules: Reusable Terraform modules, including examples of public and local modules for organizing and reusing code.
  • Static Website on Azure: Setup of a static website hosted on Azure using Terraform.

Purpose:

This repository serves as a learning and reference resource for anyone looking to understand and apply Terraform in managing Azure infrastructure. It provides hands-on examples and detailed configurations that can be adapted or expanded for more complex use cases.

Usage:

Feel free to clone the repository and experiment with the configurations. Each directory contains its own README.md file (where applicable) explaining the purpose and usage of the Terraform scripts.

License:

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.