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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

## Local state vs. remote state

As stated at the start of [this chapter], the default storage for a Terraform state is in a local file called `terraform.tfstate`. This is fine when working on a local project or for small proof of concepts, but it does not
practically scale beyond that. If you want to work on a Terraform project on more than one machine or with more than one person, then the local state won’t cut it anymore.

[this chapter]:
https://www.educative.io/courses/terraform-beginner-master-aws/state-introduction


# Local state vs. remote state

As stated at the start of [this chapter], the default storage for a Terraform state is in a local file called `terraform.tfstate`. This is fine when working on a local project or for small proof of concepts, but it does not
practically scale beyond that. If you want to work on a Terraform project on more than one machine or with more than one person, then the local state won’t cut it anymore.

[this chapter]:
https://www.educative.io/courses/terraform-beginner-master-aws/state-introduction


Learn how to work with a remote state in Terraform projects.

Getting Started

Introduction to Terraform

Your First Terraform Project

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

Remote State

Local state vs. remote state