Terraform Multicloud HandsOn Training

Learn Terraform on AWS, Azure & GCP: modules, testing, custom providers, Vault, Sentinel & OPA.
What you'll learn

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Build and manage real-world cloud infrastructure using Terraform and Infrastructure as Code practices.
Create reusable Terraform configurations using variables, outputs, locals, expressions, functions, data sources, providers, and modules.
Provision and manage infrastructure across multiple cloud providers using Terraform and consistent IaC workflows.
Manage Terraform state, remote backends, environments, dependencies, lifecycle rules, and infrastructure changes safely.
Automate Terraform infrastructure deployments using CI/CD pipelines and production-ready DevOps workflows.
Troubleshoot Terraform configurations, state issues, dependency problems, drift, failed deployments, and complex infrastructure changes.
Requirements

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Basic understanding of cloud computing concepts such as virtual machines, networks, storage, and cloud resources is helpful but not mandatory.
Basic command-line or terminal experience is helpful. No advanced Linux, programming, or scripting knowledge is required.
A computer with internet access and permission to install Terraform, CLI tools, and supporting development tools.
Access to at least one supported cloud provider account may be required for hands-on infrastructure deployments.
No prior Terraform experience is required. The course starts with the fundamentals and progresses to advanced, real-world use cases.
Description

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This course takes you from the fundamentals of Infrastructure as Code to advanced, production-grade Terraform practices across all three major public clouds - AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. You'll start with core concepts: providers, resources, the Terraform workflow (init, plan, apply, destroy), variables, outputs, locals, and built-in functions, reinforced with hands-on labs using the local and random providers before you ever touch a cloud account.
From there, you'll provision real infrastructure on Azure (virtual machines, storage, networking), AWS (EC2, S3, VPC, IAM), and Google Cloud (Compute Engine, GCS, VPC, IAM), building reusable modules for each. You'll master remote state and team workflows - S3, Azure Storage, and GCS backends, state locking, drift detection, and terraform import - and then move into managed Kubernetes, provisioning AKS, EKS, and GKE clusters with Terraform and deploying workloads with the Kubernetes and Helm providers.
The course dedicates a full section to testing Terraform code with terraform test, Terratest, and static analysis tools like tflint, tfsec, and Checkov, and another to building your own custom Terraform providers in Go using the Plugin Framework - schemas, CRUD operations, data sources, and acceptance testing. You'll also work with provisioners, orchestrate Ansible from Terraform, and integrate HashiCorp Vault for secrets management and dynamic credentials across AWS, Azure, and GCP.
Rounding out the training, you'll set up Terraform Cloud for remote runs and CI/CD, and implement policy as code with both Sentinel and Open Policy Agent (OPA) to enforce tagging standards, cost guardrails, and security rules automatically. The course closes with multiple capstone projects that combine everything into multi-cloud landing zones, GitOps pipelines, and zero-trust secrets architectures.
Every concept is paired with a dedicated hands-on lab, so you'll finish this course with real, tested Terraform code and the confidence to design, deploy, and govern infrastructure across any cloud.
Who this course is for

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Cloud engineers and DevOps engineers who want to learn Terraform from fundamentals through advanced, production-oriented Infrastructure as Code workflows.
System administrators and infrastructure engineers who want to move from manually managing cloud infrastructure to automated and repeatable Terraform-based infrastructure management.
Software developers and backend engineers who want practical skills for provisioning and managing cloud infrastructure alongside their applications.
DevOps, SRE, and platform engineering professionals who want to build reusable infrastructure, manage multiple environments, and automate infrastructure deployments using Terraform.
Cloud professionals working with AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, or multiple cloud providers who want to apply consistent Infrastructure as Code practices across cloud platforms.
IT professionals preparing for real-world cloud and DevOps projects who prefer learning through hands-on demonstrations, practical implementations, and progressively complex infrastructure scenarios.
Terraform beginners who want a structured path from the fundamentals to advanced concepts without needing prior Terraform experience.
Developers and infrastructure professionals transitioning into DevOps or cloud engineering who want practical Terraform skills they can apply directly to real-world projects.
Learners who prefer hands-on, demonstration-first training and want to see Terraform concepts applied to actual infrastructure rather than learning primarily through theory.
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