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Become an AWS pro with Terraform by learning its essentials, exploring features, and building projects. Developed by AWS Solution Certified Architects. Get hands-on, no setup, no cleanup, no hassle.

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In this course, you will work from the ground up, starting with what Terraform is and the problems it solves. The course will then guide you through the features of Terraform.

You will build on your knowledge with the end goal of you being comfortable building projects using Terraform.

Terraform: From Beginner to Master with Examples in AWS

## Problem statement

There will be two parts of this project. Let's first look into their problem statements.

### Part one
Make a Terraform project that creates a VPC and sets the tag `Name` to your name.  

### Part two

Create another Terraform project that looks up that VPC using a data block filtering on the Nametag and outputs the CIDR range of the VPC to the terminal.

## Output

Subfolder `part1` creates the VPC with the `Name` tag set to `Kevin`. Subfolder `part2` shows how to look this up by data block and output it.

Now, let's see what should be the output for both of the folders.

### `part1` 

The following should be the output after running `terraform apply` in the `part1` folder:
```
aws_vpc.vpc: Creating...
aws_vpc.vpc: Creation complete after 7s [id=vpc-08c1764b885f93805]

Apply complete! Resources: 1 added, 0 changed, 0 destroyed.
``` 

###  `part2`

After running `terraform apply` in the `part2` folder, the CIDR range should be printed on the screen.

# Problem statement

There will be two parts of this project. Let's first look into their problem statements.

## Part one
Make a Terraform project that creates a VPC and sets the tag `Name` to your name.  

## Part two

Create another Terraform project that looks up that VPC using a data block filtering on the Nametag and outputs the CIDR range of the VPC to the terminal.

# Output

Subfolder `part1` creates the VPC with the `Name` tag set to `Kevin`. Subfolder `part2` shows how to look this up by data block and output it.

Now, let's see what should be the output for both of the folders.

## `part1` 

The following should be the output after running `terraform apply` in the `part1` folder:
```
aws_vpc.vpc: Creating...
aws_vpc.vpc: Creation complete after 7s [id=vpc-08c1764b885f93805]

Apply complete! Resources: 1 added, 0 changed, 0 destroyed.
``` 

## `part2`

After running `terraform apply` in the `part2` folder, the CIDR range should be printed on the screen.

Test your knowledge by implementing  two parts of a Terraform project 

Project: Find the CIDR Range

Test your knowledge by implementing  two parts of a Terraform project

Getting Started

Introduction to Terraform

Your First Terraform Project

Manage Infrastructure using Terraform on Google Cloud Platform

Resources

Providers

Data Sources

Outputs

Locals

Templates and Files

Variables

Using Variables to Create Dynamic Terraform Configurations

Project Layout

Modules

Create SQS Queues Using Terraform Modules

Plans

State

Manipulate State Using Terraform

Workspaces

Provisioners

Advanced Resources

Exercise

Create a VPC with a CIDR Range and Two Subnets with Terraform

Conclusion

Appendix

Project: Find the CIDR Range

Problem statement

Part one

Part two

Output