Infrastructure as Code with Terraform on Azure
summary
Shows Terraform on Azure using HCL to create a resource group, virtual network and parallel subnets, and to import existing Azure resources with the terraform import command. Demonstrates init/plan/apply/destroy workflows, saving plans for approval, and chaining providers to pull AKS credentials and create a Kubernetes namespace. Notes about state storage (local or remote like S3/Blob), modules from the module registry, and ~80 community and official providers supported. Discusses versioning (0.11 → 0.12) and practical pitfalls.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:02What is Infrastructure as Code
- 2:12What is Terraform
- 9:52Demo
- 17:00Existing Resources
- 17:16Data Source
- 17:44Decoupled Systems
- 18:33Importing
- 18:48Resource ID
- 19:39Virtual Networks
- 27:31Terraform Modules
- 28:59Terraform Modules Demo
- 35:41Summary
- 36:32Questions
- 38:41Terraform Apply
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