In terraform, input variables (data provided at runtime, for example that you don't want to put in *.tf directly, for security) can be set/assigned in three ways: 1) via -var flag to terraform command, 2) put in *.tfvars file and called via -var-file flag to terraform command , 3) [...details here....]
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via environment variables that start with TF_VAR_{name}.
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In terraform, input variables (data provided at runtime, for example that you don't want to put in *.tf directly, for security) can be set/assigned in three ways: 1) via -var flag to terraform command, 2) put in *.tfvars file and called via -var-file flag to terraform command , 3) [...details here....]
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In terraform, input variables (data provided at runtime, for example that you don't want to put in *.tf directly, for security) can be set/assigned in three ways: 1) via -var flag to terraform command, 2) put in *.tfvars file and called via -var-file flag to terraform command , 3) [...details here....]
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via environment variables that start with TF_VAR_{name}.
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