Terraforge
  • Welcome to Terraforge!
  • Features
  • How it works
  • HashiCorp Meetup Slides
  • Demos & Tutorials
    • First Steps
      • 1 - Tutorial Environment
      • 2 - Terraform Stack (local_file)
        • 2.1 - Source Code Editor
        • 2.2 - Terraform validate & plan
        • 2.3 - README
      • 3 - Pipeline Apply
    • AWS Stack (simple)
      • 1 - Terraform user
      • 2 - Sandbox Environment
      • 3 - Terraform Stack (ECR registry)
        • 3.1 - Terraform Code
        • 3.2 Terraform validate & plan
      • 4 - Pipeline Apply
      • 5 - Pipeline Destroy
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  1. Demos & Tutorials
  2. First Steps

1 - Tutorial Environment

Goal: Create an environment for the tutorial

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Last updated 5 years ago

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Steps

  1. Navigate to Environment on the left side menu

  2. Set Environment name to tutorial

  3. Set Description to Sandbox for tutorials

  4. Leave all other options as default and click SAVE

ENV Variables are used to set Terraform variables via shell environment variables prefixed with TF_VAR_

Terraforge provides each own Backend and needs no configuration!

Backend is the Terraform backend to store the Terraform state, see for further information.

https://www.terraform.io/docs/backends/