How to Setup Google Cloud Workload Identity Federation for GitHub Actions & Terraform

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How to Setup Google Cloud Workload Identity Federation for GitHub Actions & Terraform
In this video, we'll guide you through setting up Google Cloud Workload Identity Federation to securely manage Google Cloud resources using GitHub Actions and Terraform. You'll learn how to create a Workload Identity Pool and Provider in Google Cloud, configure a GitHub Actions workflow to authenticate using workload identity federation, and set up Terraform to provision resources without needing long-lived service account keys. This setup enhances security by leveraging short-lived credentials and simplifies managing cloud resources directly from your CI/CD pipeline.
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[@saquibherman1637]

Thanks for sharing the knowledge !!

[@patrickroyce3956]

thanks.. was looking forward 👀

[@ravinasty]

A big Thanks to you for your prompt response to my request on WIF. I followed your steps and could able to provision. Appreciate your efforts.

[@leandrojpg]

You is the best

[@sandeshghoti8313]

thanks, I just wanted OIDC setup :)

[@sunilkumar-cy7qf]

Very helpful. Could you please also do it for Gitlab

[@techtrapture]

I will do it soon

[@saquibherman1637]

I have used it in my GCP project with Terraform. Do you have any idea how we can use WIF from inside Dockerfile?