This article is a guide on using Terraform—an Infrastructure as a Code language. Terraform supports multiple cloud providers and operates in Write, Plan, Apply stages. Key aspects include installing necessary tools (Terraform and Azure CLI), and understanding Terraform stages (init, validate, plan, apply, destroy) and files (main.tf, variables.tf, output.tf, terraform.tfstate, terraform.tfvars). A demo is provided on creating a TF_ResourceGroup on Azure Cloud, the process to troubleshoot setup issues, and the use of terraform destroy command to dismantle infrastructure.
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