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Classroom . Online . Hybrid
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Course overview
An infrastructure-as-code course building real cloud environments with Terraform. The course treats state as the central concept: how Terraform records reality, what drift is, and how teams share state safely. Modules, variables, outputs and workspaces are used to build a reusable environment definition.
Learners provision a multi-tier environment and then reproduce it in a second region from the same modules.
Who it is for
- Cloud and DevOps engineers
- System administrators automating builds
- Platform teams standardising environments
- Developers managing their own infrastructure
Prerequisites
Working knowledge of at least one cloud platform and basic command line.
How it runs
Learn → Practise → Build → Experience → Demonstrate, ending in a capstone. Delivered by practitioners from the engineering bench, in Madurai, Coimbatore and online.
Final project
Multi-Tier Environment as Code
Programme sheet
The printed sheet carries the full module breakdown, labs, project work and certification path. Fees, dates and formats for the next intake are confirmed by the education team on enquiry.
Learning outcomes
01
Write HCL configurations with variables and outputs.
02
Manage state locally and in a remote backend.
03
OS _ Handle dependencies, counts and for_each loops.
04
Run Terraform safely inside a Cl pipeline.
05
Interpret plan output before applying changes.
06
Factor infrastructure into reusable modules.
07
Import existing resources and resolve drift.
Module structure
8 modulesModule 01
IaC and Terraform Basics
Declarative vs imperative . Providers . Installation . init, plan, apply, destroy
Module 02
Variables and Outputs
Input variables . Locals . tfvars files . Types and validation . Outputs . Sensitive values
Lab
Parameterised Deployment
State file contents . Locking . Sensitive data in state . Remote backends . State commands . Drift detection
Module 04
Resources and Dependencies
Implicit and explicit dependencies . Dynamic blocks . Provisioners and their limits . count and for_each . Lifecycle rules
Registry modules . Inputs and outputs . Versioning
Workspaces . Directory-per-environment . Variable layering . Naming conventions . Tagging strategy
Lab
Dev and Prod From One Module Set
Module 07
Data Sources and Imports
Data sources . Remote state data . terraform import . Refactoring with moved blocks . Targeted operations
Module 08
Automation and Governance
Terraform in Cl . Plan review gates . Terraform Cloud basics . Policy as code
Assessment & certification
Module assignments and labs
25%
Final project and review
40%
Learners who complete all modules, submit the final project and clear the review receive a course completion certificate from Kaizen Infinities Private Limited. Project work is documented for the learner's portfolio, and interview preparation is included in the closing sessions.
Career outcomes . Roles this programme prepares for
Cloud Automation EngineerDevOps EngineerInfrastructure EngineerPlatform EngineerCloud Consultant
