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Mastering Terraform

You're reading from   Mastering Terraform A practical guide to building and deploying infrastructure on AWS, Azure, and GCP

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jul 2024
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781835086018
Length 494 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Preface 1. Part 1: Foundations of Terraform FREE CHAPTER
2. Chapter 1: Understanding Terraform Architecture 3. Chapter 2: Using HashiCorp Configuration Language 4. Chapter 3: Harnessing HashiCorp Utility Providers 5. Part 2: Concepts of Cloud Architecture and Automation
6. Chapter 4: Foundations of Cloud Architecture – Virtual Machines and Infrastructure-as-a-Services 7. Chapter 5: Beyond VMs – Core Concepts of Containers and Kubernetes 8. Chapter 6: Connecting It All Together – GitFlow, GitOps, and CI/CD 9. Part 3: Building Solutions on AWS
10. Chapter 7: Getting Started on AWS – Building Solutions with AWS EC2 11. Chapter 8: Containerize with AWS – Building Solutions with AWS EKS 12. Chapter 9: Go Serverless with AWS – Building Solutions with AWS Lambda 13. Part 4: Building Solutions on Azure
14. Chapter 10: Getting Started on Azure – Building Solutions with Azure Virtual Machines 15. Chapter 11: Containerize on Azure – Building Solutions with Azure Kubernetes Service 16. Chapter 12: Go Serverless on Azure – Building Solutions with Azure Functions 17. Part 5: Building Solutions on Google Cloud
18. Chapter 13: Getting Started on Google Cloud – Building Solutions with GCE 19. Chapter 14: Containerize on Google Cloud – Building Solutions with GKE 20. Chapter 15: Go Serverless on Google Cloud – Building Solutions with Google Cloud Functions 21. Part 6: Day 2 Operations and Beyond
22. Chapter 16: Already Provisioned? Strategies for Importing Existing Environments 23. Chapter 17: Managing Production Environments with Terraform 24. Chapter 18: Looking Ahead – Certification, Emerging Trends, and Next Steps 25. Index 26. Other Books You May Enjoy

Applying changes

When we manage a long-lived environment, it’s inevitable that we will have to eventually make changes to that environment—whether they are large or small. Change happens. It can be a change related to our solution itself, or it can be a change needed due to upgrades to our tools and the underlying platform itself. It can be expected—such as planned releases—or unexpected—such as zone or regional outages. In this section, we’ll look at all of the different types of changes that often happen to our environments and how we should best handle them while managing our environments using Terraform.

Patching

When using Terraform, there are several places within our code that we will need to make conscious decisions about what versions of what components we want to use. These places include the version of Terraform’s executable and the providers and modules that you use within your configuration.

Upgrading the Terraform...

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