Hands-On Infrastructure Automation with Terraform on AWS

Course details

Infrastructure as Code delivers stable, quick, reliable, and reproducible environments at scale. Terraform is being increasingly used by Cloud Engineers to automate the provisioning of infrastructure across all major infrastructure providers. It treats all infrastructures as code which can be edited, shared, version-controlled, and reused across teams.
This course uses Terraform to reduce time and effort when provisioning infrastructures. You will write infrastructure code to create, change, import, and destroy resources. By following the best practices of Infrastructure as Code, you will quickly get started on your own deployments.

By the end of this course, you will be able to create and maintain complex infrastructure configurations.

About the Author

Alexander Savchuk is a Cloud Engineer and AWS Certified Professional from Wellington, New Zealand. He has several years' experience designing and implementing new solutions on the AWS platform. During these years Terraform proved to be an invaluable tool for managing all kinds of infrastructure, from the network and compute layers to databases and monitoring solutions.

Alexander is passionate about immutable infrastructure and building distributed fault-tolerant systems. He specializes in Infrastructure as Code, containerized microservices, and increasing development velocity by building fully automated cloud deployment pipelines. When not wrangling infrastructure in AWS, Alexander enjoys brewing beer and traveling in New Zealand and abroad.