Terraform module that provision an S3 bucket to store the `terraform.tfstate` file and a DynamoDB table to lock the state file to prevent concurrent modifications and state corruption.
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Terraform module that provision an S3 bucket to store the `terraform.tfstate` file and a DynamoDB table to lock the state file to prevent concurrent modifications and state corruption.
Terraform Module to create Terraform state storage backend based on AWS S3 and DynamoDB for state locking.
Provision instances on Linode with Terraform or OpenTofu.
Provision instances on DigitalOcean with Terraform or OpenTofu.
Contains a collection of Terraform files for creating resources in AWS, using variables and various commands, deployment application, terraform configuration files for infrastructure provisioning with explanations and screens
remote state management for front-end applications
In this repository, you'll discover how to effectively manage Terraform state by storing it remotely in AWS S3 and implementing state locking with DynamoDB.
A cloudformed terraform remote state using Amazon S3, with locking via DynamoDB
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Terraform module to create remote state backend for AWS provider
Yandex Cloud using example by Terraform with Kubernetes and Helm
Terraform module to create remote state backend for GCP provider
Terraform module to create remote state backend for Azure provider
small android app to get the status of a 3D printer for e.g. Bresser Rex or Flashforge Adventurer or similar - currently in an early stage
multi-layered terraform code layout, directory per service, region, account, remote state in S3 bucket, AWS
Establish the base AWS infrastructure for your team with Terraform & Fenna.
Proof of Concept demonstrating how to build resources to store Terraform State & Provider State Locking on AWS via S3 (Object Storage) and DynamoDB (Managed NoSQL DB)
quick and dirty Terraform service account setup for Individual account types
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