Scale infrastructure operations with HCP Terraform self-service workflows
summary
Shows how HCP Terraform packages an S3 static site as a no-code module, creates a landing zone with a project, team and AWS creds, and spins a workspace that uploads HTML CSS JS and returns a URL. Demonstrates a module lifecycle: publish v1, publish v2 (AWS provider v5 → v6), add a title variable with validation (1–25 chars) and an HTTP health check, deprecate and revoke v1, find workspaces with the workspace explorer, send change requests, auto-apply upgrades, and auto-destroy dev workspaces after one hour. Live demo hits a GitHub webhook rate limit but the flows complete.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction and setup
- 10:55Lab overview and goals
- 13:08Creating HCP Terraform account
- 15:55Configuring Terraform CLI
- 17:24Deploying landing zone resources
- 21:31Exploring project and team setup
- 23:19Debugging VCS provider issues
- 24:05Provisioning workspace with module
- 26:11Running the deployed application
- 27:30Publishing module version 2.0
- 30:01Deprecating module version 1.0
- 31:50Finding outdated workspaces
- 33:18Sending change requests
- 34:25Updating workspace with new module
- 35:49Viewing health checks
- 36:51Revoking old module version
- 38:04Additional integrations overview
- 39:30Q&A and closing remarks
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