Infrastructure-as-Code
Infrastructure-as-code makes environments repeatable and auditable instead of hand-built and fragile. Participants get an introduction to Terraform/Pulumi, learn state management, how to build reusable modules, and the guardrails (policy-as-code, review) that keep IaC safe in production.
The course treats infrastructure as software, which is the shift most teams find harder than the syntax. Participants work through declarative configuration, state management and why state is the thing that breaks first, modules for reuse, variables and environment separation, and the review and testing practices that apply to infrastructure changes as much as to application code. Drift between what the code says and what is actually running gets specific attention, along with how to detect and reconcile it. The practical work is done with a mainstream tool, and the principles transfer to whichever one an organisation has standardised on.
HRD Corp SBL-Khas Claimable
Programme Modules
Terraform / Pulumi Intro
Declaring infrastructure in code, the edit-plan-apply loop, and choosing a tool.
State Management
What state is, local vs remote state, locking and the dangers of drift.
Modules & Reuse
Writing composable modules so teams stop copy-pasting and start standardising.
Guardrails
Policy-as-code, approvals and scanning so IaC changes are safe by default.
Key Outcomes
- Declare infrastructure as code
- Manage Terraform/Pulumi state safely
- Build reusable IaC modules
- Add guardrails to IaC workflows
Training Mode Physical / Online / Hybrid / e-learning
HRD Corp SBL-Khas Claimable
Duration 2 Days
Training Hours 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Level Intermediate to Advanced
Certificate Orbix runs this as its own HRD Corp claimable workshop with an Orbix certificate. Participants can also pursue HashiCorp certifications separately.