Click 'Create access key' here and download the file. If you don't have AWS Access Credentials, create your AWS Access Key ID and Secret Access Key by navigating to your IAM security credentials in the AWS console. If you are new to Terraform Cloud, refer to the Get Started - Terraform Cloud tutorials.Īn AWS account and AWS Access Credentials If you're new to Terraform itself, refer first to the Getting Started tutorials. The tutorial assumes that you are familiar with the Terraform and Terraform Cloud plan/apply workflows. By performing the run from an Actions workflow, you can customize the workflow by adding additional steps before or after your Terraform commands. Terraform Cloud's built-in support for GitHub webhooks can accomplish this generic workflow. Then, you will create and merge a pull request to test the workflow. apply the configuration when you update the main branch.generate a plan for every pull requests.check whether the configuration is formatted properly to demonstrate how you can enforce best practices.In this tutorial, you will set up a complete GitHub Actions workflow to deploy a publicly accessible web server within a Terraform Cloud workspace. This allows most Terraform commands to work exactly like they do on your local command line. HashiCorp's 'Setup Terraform' GitHub Action sets up and configures the Terraform CLI in your Github Actions workflow. Automating Terraform with CI/CD enforces configuration best practices, promotes collaboration and automates the Terraform workflow. GitHub Actions add continuous integration to GitHub repositories to automate your software builds, tests, and deployments. Terraform Cloud Automate Terraform with GitHub Actions

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