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Continue Your Week 3 Onboarding Journey

Week 3 - Welcome to TFCB

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HashiCorp Cloud Platform

Terraform

Packer

Consul

Vault

Boundary

Nomad

Waypoint

Vagrant

Main Menu

Log in to Terraform Cloud from the CLI

Migrate State to Terraform Cloud

Connect Workspaces with Run Triggers

Manage Permissions in Terraform Cloud

Upgrade Terraform Version in Terraform Cloud

Configure GitHub.com Access through OAuth

Manage Private Environments with Terraform Cloud Agents

Deploy Infrastructure with the Terraform Cloud Operator for Kubernetes

Deploy Consul and Vault on Kubernetes with Run Triggers

Automate Terraform Cloud Workflows

Version Remote State with the Terraform Cloud API

Terraform Cloud Secrets Engine

Week 3 Wrap-Up

Onboarding

Learn to provision infrastructure with HashiCorp Terraform

Get Started - Terraform Cloud

Log into Terraform Cloud or Enterprise with the Terraform CLI to migrate state, trigger remote runs, and interact with Terraform Cloud.

Collaborate using Terraform Cloud

Migrate a state file to Terraform Cloud for secure storage and easy collaboration. 

Run triggers in Terraform Cloud allow one workspace to trigger a run in another workspace to support automation and integration pipelines. In this tutorial trigger a run on an application workspace from a networking workspace.

Teams in Terraform Cloud are groups of users that organization owners can assign more granular permissions. Learn how to assign roles and give permissions in this tutorial.

Upgrade the Terraform version a Terraform Cloud workspace uses. Generate a JSON report of Terraform versions used across your organization's workspaces.

Add GitHub.com as a Terraform Cloud VCS Provider to manage your Terraform Cloud workspaces VCS integration through the TFE Provider or API

Configure and use a Terraform Cloud agent locally to manage isolated, private, or on-premises infrastructure. Learn how to manage resources in private environments using Terraform Cloud without enabling public ingress traffic.

Manage Kubernetes with Terraform

Use the Terraform Cloud Operator for Kubernetes to manage the lifecycle of
cloud and on-prem infrastructure through a single Kubernetes custom
resource. Provision an AWS SQS message queue as a prerequisite for an
application on Kubernetes.

Deploy a Consul-backed Vault cluster on Kubernetes, by linking Terraform Cloud workspaces with run triggers. Share Kubernetes cluster credentials between workspaces within an organization using data resources.

Learn how to run service discovery and a service mesh with Consul.

Learn about secrets management and data protection with HashiCorp Vault.

Automate Terraform

In this tutorial, you will use the TFE provider to create teams, version-control backed workspaces and set up run triggers in Terraform Cloud. You will then trigger the deployment of a Consul-backed Vault cluster on a Kubernetes.

Deploy an EC2 instance to a Terraform Cloud workspace and use the Terraform API to interact with and update state.

Secrets Management

Dynamically generate, manage, and revoke credentials for Terraform Cloud (TFC)
and Terraform Enterprise (TFE).