to import a manually created resource, you dont need to manually add the resource creation block you can add the import block in your code & add the resource id of already created resource & output it, it will give you the entire terraform block of already manually created resource.
Thanks a lot bro...i can corelate all the questions and visualize with my current project. It will also help us to face condition based terraform interview as well. Thanks a lot
Thanks !its really help to understand. one doubt suppose if we want to import 20 subnets and 20 ec2 instance means we need to create one by one? like u show for 1 subnet import
@@JavaHomeCloud thanks. Then in my company they have not used terraform as of now , but we need to move to terraform means we have 148instances so again we need to do manually or is that any automation we can do?
You are delete resource and terraform apply and created again What if thr resource added manually in aws and you run terraform apply(new resource not declared in code)
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Nice terraform contents..High level description.. congratulations
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8:15 If the state file is lost you can get the current state with terraform import command. This is added in recent version
You have created nice content of terraform , This video motivates me to see more video of your channel.Thanks.
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its a CRISP and CLEAR video. Waiting for some more terraform interview questions
Will upload soon
to import a manually created resource, you dont need to manually add the resource creation block you can add the import block in your code & add the resource id of already created resource & output it, it will give you the entire terraform block of already manually created resource.
it was crystal clear explained bro.thanks bro
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Thanks a lot bro...i can corelate all the questions and visualize with my current project. It will also help us to face condition based terraform interview as well.
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good job, I am eagerly looking for the second part.
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It's really helpful sir. Please make next part about it
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Lovely content this is how things needed to be explained thanks alot for your work.
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Thanks !its really help to understand. one doubt suppose if we want to import 20 subnets and 20 ec2 instance means we need to create one by one? like u show for 1 subnet import
Yes you have to
@@JavaHomeCloud thanks. Then in my company they have not used terraform as of now , but we need to move to terraform means we have 148instances so again we need to do manually or is that any automation we can do?
@@Willssucceed you can use for_each and Count together to create multiple instances with multi configs
@@shahedabanu3616 Thank you !
@@Willssucceed you can use ami for multiple ec2 instance creation....
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You are delete resource and terraform apply and created again
What if thr resource added manually in aws and you run terraform apply(new resource not declared in code)
It wont add the resource, it will run/match the existing code. If need to add manually created resource from aws console use "import".
terraform is one of the worst technologies I have ever used but its used everywhere
Lol it’s useful
Its just your mindset, change it terraform is easy