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Terraform

Terraform Github repo

Steps

  1. Make Changes to Terraform Configuration Files: Modify the Terraform configuration files (such as main.tf, variables.tf, etc.) to reflect any required changes in your infrastructure setup.

  2. Commit Changes to GitHub Repository: Once the necessary changes are made, commit them to your GitHub repository. Ensure that the changes are properly documented and reviewed.

  3. Push Changes to GitHub: Push the committed changes to GitHub to make them available in the remote repository.

  4. Trigger Terraform Plan in Terraform Cloud: Terraform Cloud automatically detects changes in the GitHub repository. Once changes are pushed, Terraform Cloud triggers a Terraform plan to assess the impact of the modifications.

  5. Review and Apply Terraform Plan: Review the generated Terraform plan in Terraform Cloud. Ensure that the plan reflects the desired changes and there are no unexpected modifications. If everything looks good, apply the Terraform plan.

  6. Apply Changes to Infrastructure: Terraform Cloud applies the approved changes to your infrastructure based on the defined configuration. This step provisions or updates resources as per the Terraform configuration.

  7. Monitor Terraform Run Logs and Outputs: Monitor the Terraform run logs and outputs in Terraform Cloud for any errors or issues. This helps in identifying and addressing any potential problems during the infrastructure provisioning or update process.