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OpenTofu Foundations: Functions and Control Structures (Part 3)

Welcome to week three of the OpenTofu workshop This week, we'll dive into functions and control structures. 90% of what we do as programmers is validate unknown data being passed to our programs, and manipulating imperfect data so we can connect software modules together. Functions help us provide a better more intuitive user experience and keep our code clean.

by:

Cory O'Daniel

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October 2, 2024

OpenTofu Foundations: Building Composable Infrastructure-as-Code Modules (Part 2)

Welcome to week two of the OpenTofu workshop! This week, we'll dive into the concept of modular infrastructure using OpenTofu. Modules are a powerful way to organize your code, promote reusability, and enforce best practices in Infrastructure as Code (IaC). By the end of this session, you'll be able to create your own modules, use existing ones, and apply best practices for modular infrastructure design.

Written by:

Michael Lacore

September 25, 2024

OpenTofu Foundations: Getting Started with OpenTofu (Part 1)

Welcome to week one of the OpenTofu workshop! In this module, you'll learn how to create an EC2 instance running Wordpress, set up a MariaDB database, and configure basic infrastructure in AWS. We’ll go through creating instances, security groups, and databases while discussing key Terraform/OpenTofu concepts.

Written by:

Cory O'Daniel

August 12, 2024

Getting Started with OpenTofu on Azure

OpenTofu is an infrastructure-as-code tool that lets you define both cloud and on-prem resources in human-readable configuration files that you can version, reuse, and share. This post will help you get started using OpenTofu to manage your Azure resources.

Written by:

Michael Lacore

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