Terraform

Terraform Infrastructure as Code: Essential Tools for Clean, Maintainable Production Environments

Managing cloud resources has really changed with the Infrastructure as Code (IaC) approach, and Terraform has become one of the best tools for the job.

Secure Secrets Management in Terraform — Part2: AWS Secret Manager

Following our previous tutorial about using AWS KMS for secrets management , this second part explores how to leverage AWS Secrets Manager with Terraform/OpenTofu for more advanced secrets management capabilities.

Secure Secrets Management in Terraform Part1: Leveraging AWS KMS

Secure Secrets Management in Terraform — Part1: Leveraging AWS KMS One of the key principles of modern Infrastructure as Code is the secure management of sensitive information.

EKS Pod Identity or IAM Roles for Service Accounts (IRSA) ?

Getting Started With OpenTofu (v1.7.0) on AWS — State Encryption.

OpenTofu is a new open source tool for Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) management across multiple cloud providers, created by the community following the terraform licence change by HashiCorp .

Exploring Steampipe for Terraform Drift Detection

In Terraform, drift detection helps spot any mismatches between the infrastructure you’ve outlined in your code and what’s actually out there running in your cloud accounts.

Welcome to AWS Morocco’s first newsletter!

Dear AWS Enthusiasts, We’re thrilled to announce the launch of the AWS Morocco Newsletter, your new go-to source for all things AWS within our vibrant Moroccan tech community!

AWS Inter-Region PrivateLink using Terraform

Photo by Taylor Vick on Unsplash AWS PrivateLink provides a secure and reliable way to connect VPCs within the same region, but it doesn’t directly support connections between VPCs in different regions.

CSI Drivers (EBS, EFS, S3) on EKS And How To Use Them

Photo by frank mckenna on Unsplash Container Storage Interface (CSI) drivers play a crucial role in managing persistent storage for containerized applications.

Getting Started With Terraform on AWS — State backend & State Locking

Getting Started With Terraform on AWS — State backend & State Locking Getting started with Terraform is an exciting journey, but as the complexity of your infrastructure increases, so does the importance of managing its state.

All you need to know about Terraform provisioners and why you should avoid them.

Photo by Danist Soh on Unsplash As defined in the Terraform documentation, provisioners can be used to model specific actions on the local machine running the Terraform Core or on a remote machine to prepare servers or other infrastructure objects.