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->> Day-27 Automating AWS Infrastructure Using Terraform & Github Actions

via Dev.toAmit Kushwaha

In modern cloud environments, manually provisioning infrastructure is inefficient, error-prone, and not scalable. To solve this, I built a fully automated AWS infrastructure using Terraform integrated with GitHub Actions for CI/CD. This project provisions a production-style architecture including: Custom VPC Application Load Balancer Auto Scaling Group EC2 instances Remote backend using S3 Multi-environment configuration (dev, test, prod) All infrastructure is defined as code and deployed automatically via GitHub. No manual console clicks. Just version-controlled automation. Architecture Deployment Flow Developer pushes Terraform code to GitHub GitHub Actions workflow triggers Terraform executes: terraform init terraform validate terraform plan Manual approval required terraform apply AWS infrastructure is provisioned automatically Tech Stack Terraform (Infrastructure as Code) GitHub Actions (CI/CD automation) AWS (VPC, EC2, ASG, ALB, S3) - Remote backend with S3 for state management P

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