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Published inNov 2023
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Damian Wojsław
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Damian Wojsław

Damian Wojsław has been working in the IT industry since 2001. He specializes in administration and troubleshooting of Linux servers. Being a system operator and support engineer he has found DevOps philosophy a natural evolution of the way sysops work with developers and other members of the software team.
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Grzegorz Adamowicz

Grzegorz Adamowicz has been working in the IT industry since 2006 in a number of positions, including Systems Administrator, Backend Developer (PHP, Python), Systems Architect and Site Reliability Engineer. Professionally was focused on building tools and automations inside projects he is involved in. He's also engaged with the professional community by organizing events like conferences and workshops. Grzegorz worked in many industries including Oil & Gas, Hotel, Fintech, DeFI, Automotive, Space and many more.
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Terraform examples with AWS

In this section, we will create two sample modules to demonstrate how you would go about creating one and what you will need to consider when choosing the way it is supposed to create resources. The module we are going to create will be able to create one or more EC2 instances, a security group attached to it, and other needed resources, such as an instance profile. It will do almost everything we went through in Chapter 10, but with the use of the AWS CLI.

EC2 instance module

Let’s create a module that will be able to create EC2 instances. Consider the following directory structure:

├── aws
│   └── eu-central-1
└── modules

The modules directory is where we will put all our modules, aws is where we will keep our AWS infrastructure, and eu-central-1 is the code of the infrastructure for the Frankfurt AWS region. So, let’s go ahead and start with...

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Damian Wojsław

Damian Wojsław has been working in the IT industry since 2001. He specializes in administration and troubleshooting of Linux servers. Being a system operator and support engineer he has found DevOps philosophy a natural evolution of the way sysops work with developers and other members of the software team.
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Grzegorz Adamowicz

Grzegorz Adamowicz has been working in the IT industry since 2006 in a number of positions, including Systems Administrator, Backend Developer (PHP, Python), Systems Architect and Site Reliability Engineer. Professionally was focused on building tools and automations inside projects he is involved in. He's also engaged with the professional community by organizing events like conferences and workshops. Grzegorz worked in many industries including Oil & Gas, Hotel, Fintech, DeFI, Automotive, Space and many more.
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