Build and manage complex application platforms with Terraform
summary
HCP Terraform Stacks adds a top-level config that maps components to root Terraform modules, introduces deployments to repeat the same infrastructure without copying code, and uses deferred changes to split plans so Kubernetes provider bootstrapping succeeds. Demo builds HashiBank on AWS (VPC + EKS + namespaces), deploys to three environments (dev auto-approved via orchestration rules) and two regions, replaces ~12 workspaces with one stack, and finishes with a convergence plan showing the app running.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and challenges
- 3:33Platform deployment analysis
- 7:22Introducing terraform stacks
- 11:57Modeling the application
- 13:46Configuration breakdown
- 18:56Demo: deploying infrastructure
- 22:54Automation and orchestration
- 26:56Recap and future use cases
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