This Terraform project manages the provisioning of cloud resources across AWS and Azure.
Keywords: AWS, Azure, Terraform, Infrastructure as Code (IaC), AWS EC2, AWS Lambda, AWS Budgets
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Creating an AWS Budget.
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Launching an AWS EC2 instance that falls under the AWS Free Tier.
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Deploying a Lambda function.
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Creating a Resource Group in Azure.
Install Terraform in your Anaconda environment by following these steps:
conda install -c conda-forge terraform # Install Terraform
terraform --version
Ensure you have the necessary configuration files in your project directory:
main.tf: Contains the main configuration for your Terraform resources.
provider.tf: Defines the Terraform providers for AWS and Azure.
versions.tf: Specifies the required Terraform version.
Here are some common Terraform commands to manage your infrastructure:
Before you can use Terraform, initialize your working directory: terraform init
You can format your Terraform configuration files for consistency: terraform fmt
Check your configuration files for syntax errors and other issues: terraform validate
Generate an execution plan to preview the changes Terraform will make: terraform plan
Apply the changes to create or update your infrastructure: terraform apply
When you're done with your resources, destroy them to avoid incurring charges: terraform destroy
Note: Be cautious when using terraform destroy as it will delete the resources defined in your configuration files.
Make sure you have appropriate AWS credentials configured for your desired region. You can use environment variables, AWS CLI profiles, or other methods to configure your AWS credentials.
aws configure
This project uses the Azure provider to create a Resource Group. Ensure you have the necessary Azure credentials and authentication set up for your environment.
az login
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.