There are some situations when deploying infrastructure that Terraform doesn’t handle everything automatically. For example if you need to run a script or copy a file provisioners comes to the story because they let you run commands or transfer files…
In large Terraform ecosystems the risk that someone might accidentally (or intentionally 🙂 ) change something grows. Access control in Terraform is always the first line of defense and it’s not just about IAM roles, but also how to structure…
When managing infrastructure with Terraform across multiple environments and multiple workspaces the setup can become repetitive and error-prone. In these situations you could utilize Terraform bash scripts automation to initialize and apply infrastructure. Is there a need for scripts? Sometimes…
AWS Lambda and Event Source Concurrency is a very important concept that determines the number of instances of a function that can run simultaneously. Managing concurrency properly ensures optimized performance, efficient scaling and of course cost control. In this blog,…
Understanding Dependencies in Terraform In this blog post you will see examples for both and also understand differences between Terraform Implicit vs Explicit Dependencies. When defining infrastructure in Terraform, resources often rely on each other. There are two ways of…
When managing infrastructure with Terraform you will for sure use variable which play crucial role for environment specific configurations. Sometimes human errors may happen and variables values can lead to certain issues. Meaning if you do not use Terraform input…
Managing Terraform State management can be challenging as your infrastructure grows and team expands, which means managing state file effectively and securely becomes critical. This blog post dives into more details and advanced strategies for handling Terraform state in large-scale…
Managing infrastructure is a challenging task when dealing with complex infrastructures and multiple teams. Luckily Terraform as provisioning tool is capable of simplifying this process by using modules and workspaces. This allows you to build modular, reusable and scalable infrastructure.In…
Even though both variables and locals allow you to define values in Terraform code, they serve specific purposes, have different scopes, mutability and of course use cases. When organization and infrastructure are growing it is very important to manage those…
In Terraform proper usage of dynamic blocks, for_each and conditionals allow you to build adaptable and reusable infrastructure configurations. In this blog, you will see practical examples of how to use these features to simplify complex setups and manage multi-environment deployments efficiently and flexibly.…
