Table of Contents

1. Challenge

   Create a GitHub Repository for Your Module

   1. Create a GitHub repository for your Terraform module with the following properties:

      • Use a name with the format terraform-azurerm-<module name>.
      • Ensure the repository is public.
      • Add a Terraform gitignore.
      • Include a readme file.
2. Challenge

   Author Your Terraform Module

   1. Clone your repository to the Infrastructure as Code workstation.
   2. Author a module that includes a main.tf, variables.tf, and outputs.tf files.
   3. Include input variables for commonly changed values and safe defaults.
   4. Create a secure storage account resource that includes the a hardcoded values for the following:
      • Set Public Network Access to be blocked.
      • Ensure the account tier is set to Standard.
   5. Include an output variables for the Storage Account ID.
   6. Create a release in GitHub for your module.
3. Challenge

   Publish Your Module to Your Private Registry

   Import the module into your Terraform Cloud private registry.

4. Challenge

   Configure a GitHub Repository and Actions for Your Configuration

   1. Create a GitHub repository for your Terraform infrastructure.
   2. Create a GitHub Actions workflow using the GitHub Actions template or the following YAML file.
   3. Create a GitHub Actions Repository secret with the name TF_API_TOKEN and use the value of a Terraform Cloud API User Token.
5. Challenge

   Author and Apply Your Configuration

   1. Clone the Git repository to the virtual machine.
   2. Add the Terraform Cloud configuration from your Terraform Cloud workspace.
   3. Configure the provider.
   4. Import the existing resource group for the hands-on-lab into your state.
   5. Add a module block that uses the module from your private registry.
   6. Commit your changes and push your code to the remote respository.
   7. Review the results in GitHub Actions.
   8. Review the results in the Azure portal.