Terraforge
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  • Features
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  • 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

2 - Terraform Stack (local_file)

Goal: Create a Terraforge stack to provision a plain text-file

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Last updated 5 years ago

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Steps

  1. Navigate to Stacks on the left side menu

  2. Click + ADD STACK on the left side

  3. Set Name to tutorial-text-file

  4. Set Description to Create a text-file on localhost

  5. Set Tags to tutorial and local (press TAB after typing)

  6. Leave all other options as default and click SAVE

Marketplace allows the Stack to be copied across organizations and projects.

Public allows all other Terraforge users to copy (but not modify!) this stack from the marketplace.

Backend allows to append arguments to the Environment backend

WARNING: Never store sensitive information in a Stack and enable Marketplace and Public! Keep Terraform code DRY and free of sensitive information.