Thank you for posting this. in addition separating tfvars into separate folders, is there a way to do that for resources as well? for instance, you may have applications in dev or stage but do not want them in production until you are ready and it may be a subset of applications from what is in stage or dev. so, looking to keep some common things like provider and some base config centralized (DRY) but also that the option to point to other resources. thanks
Hey no problem, thanks for watching. Check out this folder format and video The Best Folder Structure for Terraform | Multi-Region and Multi-Environment Terraform Deployment th-cam.com/video/nm_NhO5LIEE/w-d-xo.html
Hi. Great video! Do companies use this method to create different environments? Would like to see how this can be automated for resource creation etc. using Azure DevOps yaml pipelines. Thanks
It kind of depends on the structure of resources and how the teams are deploying. Using something like azure devops to do this could be done would just need some up front work done. I’ll share some other ways people go about this just using folder structure.
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Great work Kev, clear cut and to the point!
Hey thanks!!!
Thank you for posting this. in addition separating tfvars into separate folders, is there a way to do that for resources as well? for instance, you may have applications in dev or stage but do not want them in production until you are ready and it may be a subset of applications from what is in stage or dev. so, looking to keep some common things like provider and some base config centralized (DRY) but also that the option to point to other resources. thanks
Hey no problem, thanks for watching. Check out this folder format and video The Best Folder Structure for Terraform | Multi-Region and Multi-Environment Terraform Deployment
th-cam.com/video/nm_NhO5LIEE/w-d-xo.html
Hi. Great video! Do companies use this method to create different environments? Would like to see how this can be automated for resource creation etc. using Azure DevOps yaml pipelines. Thanks
It kind of depends on the structure of resources and how the teams are deploying. Using something like azure devops to do this could be done would just need some up front work done. I’ll share some other ways people go about this just using folder structure.