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Best Practices For Writing Secure Terraform

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Are you writing Terraform? Making the move to infrastructure-as-code (IaC)? Here are five things to look out for to make sure Terraform is secure and compliant by design as you’re building. In this workshop, we’ll identify common Terraform “gotchas” and best practices for:

  • Building a workload
  • Terraform modules
  • Networking
  • Data encryption and data at rest
  • Data integrity

We’ll also walk you through a live demonstration of building a secure infrastructure workload. Join us for some fun, education and giveaways!

Workshop pre-requisites:
We’ll be walking through building a secure infrastructure workload. If you’d like to follow along in real-time during the workshop:

  1. ensure you have a proper IDE
  2. ensure you are on terraform version greater than or equal to .12
  3. ensure you have the AWS CLI installed
  4. ensure you have Jenkins
Om Vyas
Chief Product Officer & Co-founder, oak9
Om is chief product officer, co-founder, and DevOps Jedi at oak9.io, leaders in cloud-native security. Om has spent his entire 20+ year career in dev engineering and cloud ops, often speaking and writing on the topics of cloud-native security, infrastructure as code, development best practices, enterprise architecture and product design, and cloud engineering. A native Chicagoan, Om has a master’s in computer science from the University of Chicago, cheers for the Chicago Cubs, and lives by the motto, “Chasing dreams requires comfort in being uncomfortable”. Connect with Om on Twitter and LinkedIn.
Ramesh Patel
Director of Cloud and DevOps, oak9
Ramesh (Ramsey) Patel is director of cloud and DevOps at oak9.io. He’s an AWS Certified Solutions Architect and CISSP, RHCT, GSEC certified. Ramsey blogs and speaks on securing cloud architectures and DevOps. Ramsey is a native Chicagoan and University of Illinois Chicago alumni.

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