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Terraform Courses

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Terraform Courses

Terraform Training

All in all HashiCorp Terraform is an infrastructure as code tool that lets you define both cloud and on-prem resources in human-readable configuration files that you can version, reuse, and share. You can then use a consistent workflow to provision and manage all of your infrastructure throughout its lifecycle.

Terraform Training Courses
  • Terraform for Managing Cloud Infrastructure. 20 hours.
  • Terraform on GCP (Google Cloud Platform) Training Course. 20 hours.
  • Terraform on AWS Training Course. 20 hours.
  • Terraform Fundamentals. 10 hours.

Why Terraform?

What is Terraform?

Overall Terraform is an effective tool for managing infrastructure through code, enabling users to define and control their infrastructure in a declarative way. It streamlines the provisioning and management of infrastructure, resulting in more efficient and dependable operations.

Overview of the TerraForm Courses

All in all Terraform is an infrastructure-as-code software tool created by HashiCorp. Users define and provide data center infrastructure using a declarative configuration language known as HashiCorp Configuration Language, or optionally JSON.

When is Terraform Offered?

Part-Time

Fast forward your career in the IT industry with a part-time course at School of IT. In turn Part-time courses allow working professionals to transition into a new skill set while working. Thus at School of IT we are agile and customize a course to the individual. Flexibility.

Full Time

Ready to start a career in IT? Any IT tech who could benefit from a DevOps 101 course should learn Terraform. as a full time student at School of IT. Thus beginning your career in development.

High School

Learn about cloud computing and prepare for your future while you’re still in high school. Thus no matter where you are, we give you the basics to pursue your dreams.

Corporate

Up skill your company and yourself while you’re working. Thus no matter where you are, we give the tools to move up in your company.

⇣ Terraform for Managing Cloud Infrastructure Training Course

 Course Outline

Setting up Terraform

Overview of Terraform Features and Architecture

Terraform Workflow

  • Write, Preview, Create, Reproduce, Destroy

Writing Configuration Files

The Preview Process

Creating Infrastructure

Reproducing Infrastructure

Destroying Infrastructure

Versioning Configuration Files

Handling Resource Dependencies

Packaging Configuration Files as Modules

Managing Servers from Multiple Infrastructure Providers

Using the Module Registry to Build Reusable Templates

Terraform Performance Tuning

 Requirements

  • Experience working with a command line.
  • An understanding of cloud infrastructure concepts.

Audience

  • Cloud architects
  • System administrators

⇣ Terraform Fundamentals for Beginners Training Course

 Course Outline

Installing and Configuring Terraform (Cloud or On-Premise)

Understanding Configuration Management and DevOps Methodology

How Terraform Compares with Ansible, Chef, Puppet, and SaltStack.

Overview of Terraform Features and Architecture

Navigating the User Interface

Overview of Terraform Syntax

Planning an Infrastructure Strategy

Defining Infrastructure through Configuration Files

Executing the Infrastructure

Understanding and Managing State

Understanding and Tracking Dependencies

Destroying Infrastructure

Version Controlling Configurations

Tracking Changes

Sharing Configurations with Others

Automation Testing for Infrastructure

Securing Access

 Requirements

  • An understanding of cloud infrastructure concepts.

Audience

  • DevOps engineers
  • System administrators
  • System architects

⇣ Terraform on GCP (Google Cloud Platform) Training Course

 Course Outline

Introduction

  • How is Terraform different from Chef, Puppet, Ansible or Salt?
  • Why not use Google Deployment Manager?

Overview of Terraform Features and Architecture

  • Infrastructure as Code, execution plans, resource graphs, change automation

Terraform Workflow

  • Write, Preview, Create, Reproduce, Destroy

Getting Started

  • Preparing a GCP account to use with Terraform
  • Initializing Terraform and building a virtual machine (compute engine instance)

Creating an Application

  • Starting a project on GCP
  • Initializing a sample web app

Preparing an Execution Plan

  • Writing a new plan, saving, and removing .tf files

Working with Configuration Files

  • Syntax overview
  • Writing, version controlling, and updating

Setting Resource Dependencies

  • Using the Terraform Resource Graph
  • Infrastructure vs application dependencies

Deploying Infrastructure

  • Previewing configuration changes
  • Executing changes

Managing State

  • Setting up Google Cloud Storage for persistence
  • Setting up Remote State

Networking

  • Setting up a firewall
  • Managing subnets

Reproducing Infrastructure

  • Setting up environments for an app: dev, test/qa, stage, and prod

Packaging Configuration Files as Modules

  • Duplicating code with shareable modules
  • Using the Module Registry to build reusable templates

Integrating Terraform into a Deployment Pipeline

  • Building, deploying, and testing an application
  • Importing existing external resources into Terraform

Terraform Performance Tuning

  • Infrastructure monitoring and performance metrics

Troubleshooting

Summary and Conclusion

 Requirements

  • Experience working with a command line
  • An understanding of cloud infrastructure concepts

Audience

  • Cloud architects
  • System administrators
  • DevOps engineers

⇣ Terraform on AWS Training Course

 Course Outline

Introduction

  • How is Terraform different from Chef, Puppet, Ansible and Salt?
  • Why not AWS Management Console?

Overview of Terraform Features and Architecture

  • Infrastructure as Code, execution plans, resource graphs, change automation

Terraform Workflow

  • Write, Preview, Create, Reproduce, Destroy

Getting Started

  • Preparing an AWS account to use with Terraform
  • Initializing Terraform

Preparing an Execution Plan

  • Writing a new plan, saving, and removing .tf files

Working with Configuration Files

  • Syntax overview
  • Writing, version controlling, and updating

Setting Resource Dependencies

  • Using the Terraform Resource Graph
  • Infrastructure vs application dependencies

Deploying Infrastructure

  • Previewing configuration changes
  • Executing changes

Managing State

  • Configuring a backend using AWS S3 and AWS DynamoDB

Reproducing Infrastructure

  • Setting up the environment for an application: dev, test/qa, stage, and prod

Packaging Configuration Files as Modules

  • Duplicating code with shareable modules
  • Using the Module Registry to build reusable templates

Integrating Terraform into a Deployment Pipeline

  • Building, deploying, and testing an application
  • Importing existing external resources into Terraform

Terraform Performance Tuning

  • Infrastructure monitoring and performance metrics

Career Prospects for Terraform Graduates

The career prospects for programmers are excellent and high in demand. Coding is everywhere: on all platforms and devices and in all countries around the world!

  • Junior Programmer.
  • Developer.
  • DevOps Engineer.
  • Cloud Architect.
  • Software Engineer.
  • Google App Developer.
  • Systems Architect.

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