Terraform is an open-source infrastructure as code (IAC) tool that allows users to define, provision, and manage infrastructure resources using a simple, human-readable language. It supports a wide range of infrastructure providers, including AWS (Amazon Web Services), MS Azure, Google Cloud Platform and 100s of private and public cloud vendors.

You can enjoy the following benefits while using this tool:

• Provisioning and managing infrastructure resources on AWS, such as EC2 instances, RDS databases, and S3 storage buckets
• Automating the process of scaling infrastructure resources up or down based on demand
• Supporting multiple cloud providers
• Managing multiple environments (e.g. staging, production) with a single configuration file
• Setting up and managing multi-tier applications and different microservices

Help your team make use of Terraform to provide a common language for creating infrastructure for multiple cloud providers thereby becoming a key enabler for multi-cloud computing with Uptut.

• Understanding Infrastructure as code
• Terraform basics - what and why
• Setting up Terraform and the AWS Provider - How to install Terraform and configure it to work with AWS
• Provisioning AWS Infrastructure - How to use Terraform to create and manage various AWS resources such as VPC, EC2 instances, RDS databases, S3 buckets, and more.
• State Management - How to use Terraform's state management features to track the current state of your infrastructure and manage changes over time.
• AWS Authentication - How to authenticate Terraform with AWS using access keys and IAM roles.
• Modules and Reusability - How to use Terraform modules to create reusable, modular code for your infrastructure.
• Terraform Best Practices - Common best practices for using Terraform with AWS, such as organizing code, keeping state files secure, and managing sensitive data.
• Debugging and troubleshooting Terraform scripts
• Managing and deploying infrastructures via Terraform cloud

• Understanding Infrastructure as code
• Terraform basics - what and why
• Setting up Terraform and the AWS Provider - How to install Terraform and configure it to work with AWS
• Provisioning AWS Infrastructure - How to use Terraform to create and manage various AWS resources such as VPC, EC2 instances, RDS databases, S3 buckets, and more.
• State Management - How to use Terraform's state management features to track the current state of your infrastructure and manage changes over time.
• AWS Authentication - How to authenticate Terraform with AWS using access keys and IAM roles.
• Modules and Reusability - How to use Terraform modules to create reusable, modular code for your infrastructure.
• Terraform Best Practices - Common best practices for using Terraform with AWS, such as organizing code, keeping state files secure, and managing sensitive data.
• Debugging and troubleshooting Terraform scripts
• Managing and deploying infrastructures via Terraform cloud

• DevOps engineers
• Systems administrators
• Cloud engineers
• Infrastructure engineers
• Release engineers
• IT operations staff
• Developers who are involved in infrastructure management
• IT managers and leaders who are responsible for managing infrastructure resources.
• Any beginner who is interested in learning (IaC) Infrastructure as Code current trending tool Terraform with AWS Cloud