Terraform from 0 to Hero

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Spacelift.io

This state file is stored locally by default, but can also be stored remotely using a remote backend such as Amazon S3, Azure Blob Storage, Google Cloud Storage, or HashiCorp Consul. The Terraform state file includes the current configuration of resources, their dependencies, and metadata such as resource IDs and resource types. There are a couple of products that help with managing state and provide a sophisticated workflow around Terraform like Spacelift or Terraform Cloud.

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Docker Hub

# kubernetes_namespace.this["ns1"] will be created + resource "kubernetes_namespace" "this" { + id = (known after apply) + metadata { + annotations = { + "imageregistry" = "https://hub.docker.com/" } + generation = (known after apply) + labels = { + "color" = "green" + "size" = "big" } + name = "ns1" + resource_version = (known after apply) + uid = (known after apply) } } # kubernetes_namespace.this["ns2"] will be created + resource "kubernetes_namespace" "this" { + id = (known after apply) + metadata { + generation = (known after apply) + labels = { + "color" = "red" + "size" = "small" } + name = "ns2" + resource_version = (known after apply) + uid = (known after apply) } } # kubernetes_namespace.this["ns3"] will be created + resource "kubernetes_namespace" "this" { + id = (known after apply) + metadata { + annotations = { + "imageregistry" = "https://hub.docker.com/" } + generation = (known after apply) + name = "ns3" + resource_version = (known after apply) + uid = (known after apply) } }.

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Helm.sh

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