Provision VPC with Terraform & deploy a Kubernetes Cluster in a 3-Tier architecture on AWS

A terraform project for building a foundation environment on AWS including VPC, subnets, bastion etc.

Hashicorp Terraform AWS VPC Module

Creating AWS VPC using terraform.

First terraform project in github.

ITI-Terraform-Labs

Terraform module which creates the VPC and EC2 resource on AWS

Infrastructure as Code AWS with HashiCorp Terraform

terraform module for aws vpcs

This repository enables infrastructure as code (IaC) for setting up a scalable and secure Kubernetes cluster on AWS, leveraging best practices for modular Terraform configurations. It helps our DevOps teams automate cluster provisioning and manage infrastructure efficiently.

Creating a custom VPC on AWS using IaaC Terraform with the help of modules.

Infrastructure-as-Code - Custom Terraform Module for Deploying Multiple EC2 Instances Behind a Load Balancer

Demo project for a Terraform sharing session

Automate the setup of a remote development environment on AWS EC2 using Terraform. This repository provides scripts and configurations to deploy an EC2 instance tailored for development purposes, enabling seamless integration with Visual Studio Code using the Remote-SSH plugin.

This terraform module creates AWS networking infrastructure like VPC, Subnet, Internet Gateway, NAT Gateway, Route Table, Routing Rules, etc.

A project where I aimed to deploy example networking resources and an EC2 instance using Terraform and configure it as an Apache webserver, using an Ansible playbook to install the required service and sideload the website build from S3

This project provides both AWS CloudFormation and Terraform templates for creating a highly resilient Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) architecture across three Availability Zones (AZs). The templates include a well-structured network layout featuring public, NAT, and private subnets, along with the necessary routing components.

terraform cloud

This Terraform configuration sets up a production-ready Amazon EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service) cluster on AWS, following best practices for modularity and scalability, making it easy to deploy, manage, and scale Kubernetes workloads in a secure environment