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Introduction - Configure AWS S3 bucket as Terraform backend When using Terraform for IAC, it needs to keep track of the infrastructure it's creating. It does this by means of a state file. This
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In this tutorial, we will learn about AWS S3 Buckets and create one. We will also explore S3 versioning and S3 encryption and in the last, we will generate an AWS S3 Bucket policy and
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In the previous tutorial, we created an Auto Scaling Group and applied Dynamic Scaling Policy to it. Note that we used an AWS Application Load Balancer while configuring our Auto Scaling Group but we didn't
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In this tutorial, we will walk through the process of implementation of AWS AutoScaling Policy on Auto Scaling Group. But first, let's see what AutoScaling groups are. Auto Scaling Group According to what is