• Set an alias for terraform to be tf in our bash profile

• explore the TF registry
• install the TF random provider
• run terraform init
• generate a random bucket name
• output the random bucket name to outputs

• Configure Terraform Cloud Backend
• Workaround for Terraform Login
• Migrate our local state to remote state
• Create a new project and workspace in Terraform Cloud

We ar going to set an environment variable for PROJECT_ROOT that we can reference in our bash scripts

• Configure our bucket for S3 static website hosting
• Upload an index.html file
• Upload an error.html file
• Update our outputs for static website hosting URL

• variables.tf
• outputs.tf
• main.tf
• providers.tf
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  https://developer.hashicorp.com/terraform/language/modules/develop/structure

• Set up a CloudFront distribution
• Set up CloudFront origin access controls
• Set up a bucket policy

• Refactor AWS CLI into bash script
• Provide env var examples for AWS CLI requirements
• Set our env vars for AWS using gp env

• Only change files when we set a content version

• Create a bash script to create to create tfrc file
• Create new token for 30 days in Terraform cloud

There is an issue with installing the Terraform CLI
We need to go and make sure it automatatically installs without user input

Add Semantic Versioning

• Create a TOC in our README file

• Define an S3 bucket in Terraform
• We are going to use the random resource string for the name
• Install the AWS Terraform Provider
• Configure the AWS Terraform Provider
• Terraform apply and Terraform destroy

• Set up directory structure for our module
• Port our S3 bucket into the module

• use terraform import
• purposely cause configuration drift via clickops and correct state