How to Create AWS Security group using Terraform and attach to instance | security group tf code

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[@yungbingchoo4207]

hi cloud champ, good tutorial for terraform, but i have one question for it, if i want to attached current SG to my instance on my aws account , what should i write on terraform ? can you provide some guideline or explanation.
thank you

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If it is already created just enter the name of the security group you want to attach

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Can share for multi account in cross region for centalised deployment

[@SameerBhargavINFO]

if we create instance with default security group can we able connect to the server ? , in my case I m not able connect It's showing Connection time.

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You should be able to connect no matter what security group if it has port 22 with your IP enabled in inbound rules 👍🏻

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[@surisurendrababu]

Hi How to create 4vm and 4 security groups and that 4 vm names will be passed from variables and security group name should be vm name and should attach the same to vm
I have done this but got issue from count index

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You can use for each or refer to terraform documentation

[@surisurendrababu]

@@cloudchamp Thanks for the response i have solved using each.key

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Hi bro can you create a vedio how we can create public key and on genrate it download to our download from terraform bro

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How to create AWS Keypair using Terraform and attach to EC2 instance | Key to SSH in EC2 server
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[@rahulsingh-iq4gd]

What is difference in from-port and to-port?

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You can choose a range of ports so from port 0 to port 3000 means everything in between or just 22 to 22

[@davidoh6342]

nit. @2:13 exclamation mark -> double quote

[@adinathwaikar7511]

it should be in place replacment why it terminate ec2

[@chimeland]

Hi, I did exactly the same thing you posted and it keeps bringing this error message : Error: creating EC2 Instance: InvalidParameterValue: Value () for parameter groupId is invalid. The value cannot be empty
│ status code: 400, request id: 2867743a-2b50-4b71-a503-38fee5abf81c

[@mattbistany7490]

same problem

[@mattbistany7490]

I figured it out, his code in the notes is not the same in the video.
In the video he has security_groups = ["aws_security_group.TF_SG.name"] under his ec2 resource, but the code in the notes reads as security_groups = [aws_security_group.TF_SG.name]. No quotes.
I removed the quotes and mine worked no problem.

[@cloudchamp]

That's right use name argument for security group and not id

[@SanthoshKumar-sf8oi]

@@mattbistany7490 you saved me with double quotes "" thing

[@TheAlirezaIRN]

Even with “” added I get the error mentioned in this comment! Any advice?