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Getting Started with Infrastructure as Code
Getting Started with Infrastructure as Code
Welcome
3 min
Introducing Infrastructure as Code and Terraform
13 min
Understanding the Course Scenario
7 min
Preparing the Setup for Terraform on SAP BTP
13 min
Quiz
Setting Up a First Terraform Configuration
Configuring the First Basic Terraform Setup
13 min
Applying the Terraform Setup to SAP BTP
14 min
Inspecting the Terraform State
13 min
Quiz
Enhancing the Terraform Configuration
Using Variables in a Terraform Configuration
15 min
Using Locals in a Terraform Configuration
17 min
Adding Multiple Resources to the Terraform Configuration
23 min
Setting Up a Cloud Foundry Environment via Terraform
19 min
Quiz
Applying Advanced Terraform Concepts
Enhancing the Setup with Additional Providers
18 min
Handing Over to the Development Team
18 min
Extracting Reuseable Logic into Modules
21 min
Iterating over Lists in Terraform
16 min
Summarizing Key Learning Outcomes
4 min
Downloads
3 min
Quiz
Getting Started with Infrastructure as Code
Welcome
3 min
Introducing Infrastructure as Code and Terraform
13 min
Understanding the Course Scenario
7 min
Preparing the Setup for Terraform on SAP BTP
13 min
Quiz
Setting Up a First Terraform Configuration
Configuring the First Basic Terraform Setup
13 min
Applying the Terraform Setup to SAP BTP
14 min
Inspecting the Terraform State
13 min
Quiz
Enhancing the Terraform Configuration
Using Variables in a Terraform Configuration
15 min
Using Locals in a Terraform Configuration
17 min
Adding Multiple Resources to the Terraform Configuration
23 min
Setting Up a Cloud Foundry Environment via Terraform
19 min
Quiz
Applying Advanced Terraform Concepts
Enhancing the Setup with Additional Providers
18 min
Handing Over to the Development Team
18 min
Extracting Reuseable Logic into Modules
21 min
Iterating over Lists in Terraform
16 min
Summarizing Key Learning Outcomes
4 min
Downloads
3 min
Quiz
Knowledge quiz
It's time to put what you've learned to the test, get 5 right to pass this unit.
1.
What content is part of this course?
There are two correct answers.
Importing existing resources into Terraform.
Writing a Terraform provider using the Terraform Plugin Framework.
Using the HashiCorp Cloud Platform to orchestrate deployments.
Configuring Terraform providers.
Extracting modules.
2.
What are the three main goals of Lucy and her team of administrators?
There are three correct answers.
They want to learn how to use Ansible to configure virtual machines for SAP S/4HANA systems.
They want to understand how to use Terraform.
They want to create Terraform scripts to manage new subaccounts on SAP BTP.
They want to use Terraform to import the existing SAP BTP subaccounts and manage them through Terraform.
They want to ensure that new subaccounts follow the naming conventions of the organization.
3.
Where can you find the code for the hands-on sessions?
Choose the correct answer.
On the GitLab instance provided by SAP.
Attached to an SAP Note - you require an S-User to access it.
On GitHub in the SAP-Samples organization.
The code is not shared.
4.
What are the advantages of using Infrastructure as Code to provision and manage infrastructure?
Choose the correct answer.
You can describe the operations in imperatively.
You can provision and manage infrastructure consistently in a trackable and reproducible way.
You use no-code tools to describe the target infrastructure.
There are no advantages compared to manually provisioning infrastructure.
5.
What setup options for Terraform does this course provide?
There are three correct answers.
Dev Container
VM images on all major hyperscalers, such as AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform.
A custom Bash/PowerShell script to download the setup locally.
GitHub Codespaces
Local installation
6.
What are the characteristics of HashiCorp Terraform?
There are two correct answers.
Terraform allows you to define both cloud and on-premise resources.
Terraform allows you to define cloud resources, but you must use a different tool for on-premise resources.
Terraform provides configurations only in a machine-readable format.
Terraform allows you to version, reuse, and share configurations.