Day-6 | Terraform Workspaces Demo | Dev - QA - Stage |

[@abhilash24]

Your Selflessness talks a lot! about you. Someone finishing a series of yours is a Hero for sure. 😉💗

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

😍😍

[@bilalosmany5022]

Thank you Bhai , someone was asking me to invest 25k for 4 months of devops training saying sun off and Mon-sat one hour I was worried thinking how I would give so many months, then I started seeing KZbin for suggestions saw your devops zero to hero day-0 video and understood that there are heroes like u thanks!

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

❤️

[@dudyalaganesh6998]

Thank you so much for all the information about the terraform WorkSpaces.

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

My pleasure!

[@shaffishaik3852]

Excellent abhi anna.. No one explains complex topics in a easy way better than you...😊😊

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@banups-p]

Please take care and thanks for the session anna. Looking forward for the Day 7 in Terraform Zero to Hero.

[@bepositive108]

Deeply grateful at you Abhishek. I owe you a lot. You have own so many hearts by the extraordinary skill you have developed in you that is making things simple and straight and communicating the way everyone needs 🎉.

[@samahome]

Great working Session on this Workspaces concept in Terraform. Kudos for all your fabulous efforts in producing this Terraform Series. (zero to hero)

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

Many thanks!

[@guntiramaiah-lb9dy]

Your teaching skills are god's gift. Very easy to understand.

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

🎉

[@sagarahire-ys3uj]

ur content doesnt fall back bro...was just going thru workspace and then this video...grateful for all ur efforts

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

Thanks

[@sivaranganath6516]

Thanks Abhishek.... its Crystal clear explanation ........your are Terraform Hero👌

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

Thanks a ton

[@tochukwuakalezi6270]

I have an interview tomorrow with a web3 startup for a devops role. Regardless of how it goes, I am very grateful to you Abhishek, your selflessness brought me this far. I can't thank you enough

[@vijaykumar-x3z7w]

Bro your like god who want to learn the things in DevOps, so much appreiations for you Thanking you so much😍

[@AmrutaWagh-kb3yv]

really great session i cleared now completely workspaces

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

Amazing

[@kaustubhpowar4097]

Jahapana Tussi great ho....👌

[@Anilkumar-pe5bt]

Nice video learn many things

[@mytechno-jx2fp]

Thanks a lot Abhishek ... kudas .. i'm really happy to watch your videos. and learning very easily after following your videos. I'm looking for a job in DevOps it will be help full.

[@sachinbiradar5804]

learning new things and ur commitment to provide ur knowledge on terraform thank u abhishek anna waiting for some more courses

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@joelfernandez5141]

Thank you so much Sir, God bless you

[@veeranarayana9966]

Great to learn Terrafom

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

Yup

[@sasikanth6026]

Awesome explanation, our doubts are getting cleared while watching the video and practicing along with you. Thanks a lot Abhishek!!!

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

It's my pleasure

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

It's my pleasure

[@kmrathnam55]

an amazing explanation, Abhishek. God Bless You!!

[@rohitbhushan7229]

Thanks Abhishek. I practiced and understood workspace concept. Waiting for next session

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

Its uploaded

[@saarvan]

you are awesome.. thanks bro for your efforts making it so easy for us to understand the complex topics.

[@PrincePazol]

Thank you so much. I am learning a lot from channel. 🍀

[@ktsherpa]

Thank you so much for a wonderful session.

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

My pleasure!

[@senthilkumar5129]

many thanks for you clearly explain the concept

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

Glad it was helpful!

[@fitness-dose-xp]

This is awesome Abhishek.Thank you

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

Welcome

[@soumyadipchatterjee2267]

I failed multiple times , but never give up and at last learn Workspace . Practicing without sleepless nights😊😊 . Excellent content Abhishek my friend !

[@SameerKumar-sy5zb]

Thanks Abhishek Sir.. Also one suggestions for peers never use terraform destroy --auto-approve.😛

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

😊

[@anilsree06]

Thanks Abhishek!! Particle was practiced with three modes of workspaces dev,stage,prod with different instance types. Thanks once again abhishek for helping us to implement step by step carefully with more cautions. Thanks once again.

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

My pleasure 😊

[@BanarasGallery]

Absolutely great

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

Welcome

[@dr.amarmudiraj]

"Great work, Abhishek! I'm eager to learn how we can effectively handle storing various GCS backends to accommodate different state files originating from distinct workplace environments, such as having a 'dev-statefile' to store the 'dev-gcs-bucket.' Could you assist me in understanding this, please?"

[@BackupAcc-g3l]

+1

[@anandhakumarg6032]

Abishek, that was so fabulous dude eventhough you were not feeling that much great, still prefer to make a content for Others and did it successfully as well.

[@ashishpandey8766]

Thanks, Abhishek

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

Welcome

[@Its_gnk]

Fabulous ❤❤❤..it's really helped me a lots..

[@Learn_IT_with_Azizul]

very useful. I was searching this. Thank YOU

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

Most welcome

[@AnilVaddin]

awesome explaination

[@gangster441]

excellent video Abhishek. I have two questions. 1) In real life, different environment are actually different subscriptions. EG prod will have its own subscriptions and so will dev and test. How to incorporate this in the code? 2) As we keep adding the resources in an environment, where do we maintain the code?

[@Pubba_]

1. use workspaces along with backend configuration and variables to ensure that each environment has its own isolated resources and credentials. 2. As your infrastructure grows, break down your Terraform code into reusable modules. Create separate directories for each environment within your repository. Store all configurations in a Git repository

[@csworld9319]

Amazing series

[@sauraabh]

Hi, Abhishek. I really like your videos! They are no BS and very knowledgeable. So Thanks you so much for doing this. Also can you make a project on terraform and ansible combined something based on real world?

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

Thank you

[@jaswanth_kumar_k]

Thanks for the content

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

Welcome

[@sumankasu162]

Nice explanation sir

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

Welcome

[@arjundarshi]

Awesome Abhishek 👏

[@lokeshrudra8588]

Thank you for your efforts.. Amazing content. 👏 Waiting for Python course in near future.

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

😎

[@vivekgc2051]

abhishek i came across one doubt how tf state file manged in backend for workspace...... so got the answer below is the backend code ...wokspace place holder in below code will dynamically create file for each workspace ..... if you get time you can add this one example video :) terraform { backend "s3" { bucket = "your-terraform-state-bucket" key = "terraform-state/{workspace}/terraform.tfstate" region = "us-west-2" dynamodb_table = "terraform-state-lock" } }

[@vaishnavienterprises7656]

No doubt anyone can learn nd master watching your videos without wasting in single np... while watching/practicing your series like AWS, devops,now terraform to much confidence...same time unable to remember commands nd topics...is there any suggestions which one we need to more concentration....for asking this not good for your hardworking nd time spending for us but i hope everyone facing same issue 😔..

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

Hi Vaishnavi. Just keep practicing there are no shortcuts. I am sure you will remember and All the best :)

[@Cs_Naidu]

14:04 Hi Bro, in that case do we need to create multiple statefiles in s3 bucket and multiple dynamodb table to lock each state file per environment? ❤

[@shaikasif4093]

Thanks for sharing anna❤

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

Welcome

[@manishaacharya2907]

Very nice video Abhishek, Now I'm getting into 7th Day successfully. 1 request- could you please make a video on the terraform certification preparation as well. A go-to guide at least.

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

Right now my focus is on job ready courses and not on certifications but some people were able to clear certifications by following these videos.

[@manishaacharya2907]

No issues, thank you

[@manojgandham-lu7tu]

Supprrrrr❤

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

Welcome

[@ramesh_kumar_verma]

thankyou sir

[@mayurichikne7938]

Hi Abhishek, plz take care,... I request can you please make a project in Terraform by utilizing all 7 videos content

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

sure, will upload one

[@nikhilkhariya8247]

​@@AbhishekVeeramallastill waiting for this project 😅😅

[@ankit7881]

Thanks sir , also sir please complete Argo cd & Argo workflows playlist after terraform , as I am only dependent on u 😢

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

Will cover

[@VenkataMannem-b3l]

Hi Abhi Bro, getting below exception at 22:21 after we run terraform.apply Error: Missing required argument │ │ on main.tf line 13, in module "ec2_instance": │ 13: module "ec2_instance" { │ │ The argument "instance" is required, but no definition was found. ╵ ╷ │ Error: Unsupported argument │ │ on main.tf line 16, in module "ec2_instance": │ 16: instance_type = var.instance_type │ │ An argument named "instance_type" is not expected here. I am using the same code as mentioned in the video. Please suggest.

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

What is your terraform version ? Did you watch previous episodes ? Are those demos working for you ?

[@mridulgosain]

@abhishek please make vedio on for_each, count ,functions,map and conditions in terraform

[@kumarbala12]

Thanks a lot Abhi , your work through with the demo and the possible pitfalls we may encounter warnings .. are fantastic .. Will you be sharing any real world project assignment like for us to do after the 7 days course ? , it would be great if you can .. . Thank you so much .. take care please ..

[@Kk-rl7nv]

Hi Abhishek, Thanks for explaining the concept, if possible please suggest if we create a workspace with the name dev and dev team wants multiple instances on day to day basis so tfstate file maintaining resource block to maintain resources suppose “example” so in dev workspace if we create t2.micro instance suppose so as we provision t2.medium then it will replace existing so can you help to create how we can manage this.

[@chaitanya685]

Thank you for sharing such an amazing content. I have a question here, so how can we maintain the state locking by using S3 and DynamoDB if we are using workspaces.

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

There is no difference, exactly same

[@rajkamal5318]

I really appreciate your commitment towards teaching even though you are unwell!! Get well soon❤! I have a question: Already an EC2 instace is created using the existing main.tf file and statefile is generated. If i want a 2nd instance to be created using the same main.tf without distroying/modifying the earlir EC 2 instance created and same state file has to be updated without using workspace concept what logic should be applied?

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

Just add the new resource block or increase the resource count

[@rajkamal5318]

@@AbhishekVeeramalla Thank you

[@ShivamPawar-l7c]

@@AbhishekVeeramalla Can you please elaborate, how we can do this?

[@ravindraravi7435]

Thank you ^^

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

You're welcome 😊

[@PrasanthDurga-tb5yu]

Hi Abhishek I have one doubt by using workspaces concept can create different environments, and it will create terraform statefile in local git repos. But if we use s3 bucket to store statefiles. Then how this workspace concept will work

[@naturevibezz]

Same doubt....

[@naturevibezz]

How can we store the statefiles in cloud storage when dealing with modules and workspaces?

[@sheetal-td5fn]

Hi Abhishek, I have written exact code but still getting error when I am switching the env.. Workspace "stage" doesn't exist. You can create this workspace with the "new" subcommand or include the "-or-create" flag with the "select" subcommand. Kindly help

[@dipk.mishra]

how do manage different configurations in prod in case we have multiple clients in prod and for every client the config is different.. lets say in prod I have pepsi, lays, dell etc and there instance type is t2.micro,t2.medium, t3.medium and m type machines etc.

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

You dont maintain same terraform scripts for all the clients. You can use modules but repos should be different

[@dipk.mishra]

Okay.. Got it. Thank you.

[@vikkivikas3685]

I got an error during in my practice, which is " The given value is not suitable for var.instance_type_value declared at main.tf:9, 1-31: map of string is required", can you please tell me the solution

[@harshnegi200]

Completed..!

[@proplusgaming3361]

THANKS ATON ABHISHEK

[@AmrutaWagh-kb3yv]

just waiting n you are here

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

😍😀

[@BackupAcc-g3l]

I have one question Abhishek bhai As I can't keep these state files on local So, I want to keep it on S3 bucket. I will use terraform backend but how do I need to configure all the state files Please reply

[@sunnyrockz5848]

What about the backend for the State file. Does s3 store all State files?

[@JoelJohnson-n4f]

If a backend is being used, does that mean the workspaces and their respective state files will be stored in S3?

[@prakmyl]

Hope you are ok now . Take care and take rest

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

👍

[@asmaayesha]

Hi Abhishek please make a video how to setup eks cluster using terraform

[@gantaindrasenareddy9518]

Hi Sir, At last, we have deleted the .tfvars file where we have stored AMI value and Instance_type value. But we have used a map and lookup for that instance_type and what about that AMI id? We didn't provide any hard coded value for AMI at last. How will terraform come to know about AMI value?

[@karthigabalamurugan5568]

Hi, Where you able to find an answer for your question?

[@gantaindrasenareddy9518]

@@karthigabalamurugan5568 not yet

[@InstaTRENDINGReels19]

If we provision a stack with some resources with terraform for development team, how do we share passwords or grant access to them?

[@lokanarayana763]

unfortunately, we have deleted out state file in staging env how we will recover. is there any options

[@muralinathsrirangam]

Hi Abhishek excellent content, thank you. I see that you are Presenting in cloud native days Pune, can we have any coupon code to attend the session .

[@subrahmanyamrameswarapu8995]

Hi Abhishek bro, I have a doubt here. You have done everything with local(terraform.tfstate) file. But my doubt is, Will it work for the same Remote Backend(aws-s3,azure-storageaccount) also[i mean saving statefiles individually in remotely also or not]? Hope you will reply for it. Thanks.

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

It will work exact same

[@subrahmanyamrameswarapu8995]

@@AbhishekVeeramalla Thanks bro.

[@vineethkyatham536]

Thanks Abhishek, can we expect variable types and usage, and functions in this course?

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

we will cover, like today we covered map, previously we covered string and bool.

[@BharathKumarReddy2103]

❤❤❤

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

😍

[@Rathodrohith]

Why should we use terraform workspace when we can just copy paste the skeleton code of creating an instance into three different folders with different instance types...it will work same as workspace it self right? Edit: Get well soon!!

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

What if you have 10 environments and 100 teams .. you will end up creating so many folders. And lets say in future .. u need to make a simple change .. u need to update that n number of folders

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

I have explained all this in detail in the video. Pls check

[@Rathodrohith]

Yes, now it makes sense, thank you

[@nithinprabhakar6583]

300K!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@dhanunjay3510]

Hi @AbhishekVeeramalla: general question, Resource created by terraform (EC2), if we update something manually on EC2 will it throw any error while we execute terraform again for any other update? because manually update change will not be available in state file right?

[@sushantvikas7125]

First of all it is not a good practice to update infrastructure manually. But if you have updated anything manually from console then you have to use terraform import command after adding the syntax in main.tf file. Once you apply import command it will update the state file with current state of infrastructure.

[@balaji1208Local]

Hi Abhishek, I got a question in an interview, how do you know if there is any change in the infra without change in state file and how do you fix it. Waiting for your response.

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

Explained in Day-8

[@balaji1208Local]

I will watch, thank you Abhishek

[@4FactsExplain]

Then How will write backend file for multiple env workspace to storing state file in s3 please answer me and if it's possible then make a video on it plzzzzzzzzzz

[@sukethnemani-qv3wd]

Hi Abhishek bro for a fresher perspective I mean those who are new to terraform , what concepts we need to give importance to the interview point of view , can u reply please

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

What ever I am covering in this playlist

[@ajayjohn1502]

😍

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

Thanks

[@hussainshaik2673]

bro similar to branch staragy (like dev, uat, prod) please correct me if iam wrong...

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

Yes u can think like that but not exactly same

[@manid2900]

Anna in terraform workspaces how to write terraform remote statefile configurations because we are deploying different environments like dev,stage and prod and then how to track all this environments changes in S3 bucket?

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

Just write the backend.tf as I explained in previous video and try. You will get it working

[@manid2900]

@@AbhishekVeeramalla if we deploy different environments in that case also it will create only one remote statefile right?

[@meghanavk1957]

Hi Abhishek , great videos. I learnt terraform from you and currently on a task of creating 100 + instances acoss different environment. Everything is going fine just one doubt. Say i have a Stg environment and i have created 4 instances already with similar configuration after a while i get a request of creating 2 more instances . Now if tstate.file exists will it not.modify the existing intsance instead of adding 2 more??

[@ngahnkarakwi4799]

If I understand correctly, you're wondering how to create multiple resources with the same configurations using the same Terraform module, you can simply copy the existing module block for the resource, paste it, and then update the module's name while keeping the source unchanged. This approach will allow you to create additional resources with the same configurations without overwriting or deleting the existing ones. don't know if this helps

[@sravani294]

Hi Abhishek, can we create terraform code for already created resources, it was one interview question

[@SureshV-c9v]

Abhishek... Upload the last video of Terraform

[@karthiksundaram544]

❤

[@Geekgurlcode]

Hi Abhishek, along woth HArshas resume, can you share some more resumes?

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

Check telegram channel, there are other resumes

[@srihari1366]

waiting for eks cluster creation using terraform

[@samuelopoku-acheampong5601]

Your Selflessness

[@pavankumarchinthapalli9298]

please terraform videos explain in teleugu

[@brijalsingh13]

One request as we can't come to hyderabad.. So i request u to plz record that meet up and session it will be helpful for others

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

We are planning online event don’t worry

[@gowrinathbabu]

you are always teaching only very simple concepts here u created directly ec2 but bfore that we need vpc, subnets , routables ,subnets association these are the basic components so we need these componets to create for multiple environments

[@AbhishekVeeramalla]

Please watch all the episodes in order. We covered that already in day 2. Here the concept is to understand environments.

[@prayaspatel6325]

at 34:37 terraform apply -var-file="dev.tfvars" terraform apply -var-file="prod.tfvars"