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Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a subsidiary of Amazon that provides onthese metered pay-as-you-go services:

• On-demand cloud computing platforms

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• APIs to individuals, companies, and governments

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Deploying an AWS Terraform Blueprint is a three-step process where you’ll need to:

1. Create a Terraform-based Blueprint.

2. Provision your Microsoft Azure resource using Terraform Blueprint

3. Deploy your Blueprint

Configure A Terraform Backend State

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To provision, your Terraform requires a backend state configured via the HyperCloud™ Platform(HCP). The backend state in Terraform preserves the current state of the deployment. _{(Refer Note 1)}

You can use the following steps to configure your Terraform Backend State:

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1. Login to the HyperCloud™ Platform(HCP) with your credentials.

2. Click Services Orchestration > Select Services > Click on Infra as Code >Click on Workspace > Click on +New workspace.

3. Enter the following details in your new Workspace:

   1. Enter the name Example: hgprodawswks1

   2. Enter a brief description of your new workspace.

   3. Select a suitable environment for your new workspace, Example: dev.

   4. Select the Cloud Type from the drop-down list, Example: AWS.

   5. Select the Resource pool, Example: RP.AWS.ap-southeast-1a.<RP-Name>_{(Refer Note (1))}

   6. Backend State: select a backend state for Example: hgprodawsbs1.

   7. To your Entitled Users:

      • Select Only Me: If this template is not meant to be shared

      • Select Everyone: If this template is to be shared with everyone in the Tenant

      • Select Groups & Users: if the template is to be shared with specific users or groups

4. Click New Workspace.

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1. Login to your HyperCloud^TM Platform(HCP) with your credentials.

2. Click on Service Orchestration > Select AppStore > Click on Terraform > Click on the Blueprint Azure Postgres (PaaS).

3. Click on Terraform Blueprint to open your Blueprint Azure Postgres (PaaS)

   1. On the Overviewpage, review details and click Next.

   2. On the Workspace page:

      1. Select the Workspace type as New:

         1. Enter the name for your new workspace.

         2. Enter the brief description for your new workspace.

         3. Select the environment type from the drop-down list Example: Dev.

         4. Select the Cloud type from the drop-down list.

         5. Select the Resource pool Example: RP.ARM.Australia Central.atest.

         6. Select the backend state for your new workspace.

         7. To entitled users:

            • Select Only Me: If this template is not meant to be shared.

            • Select Everyone If this template is to be shared with everyone in the.

            • Select Groups & Users: if the template is to be shared with specific users or groups.

         8. Click Create Workspace and Validate.

      2. Select the workspace type as Existing and Select the existing workspace e.g. hgprodazurewks1 and click Validate.

   3. On the Define Variables page, click on the Action button and update the following values.

      1. Bucket_name: for e.g "hg-prod-bk1"_{(Refer Note1)}

1. Click on Plan and

Review the Successful Plan Output. _{(Please refer note 2)}

1. Click on

Apply.

1. Click on the Workspace for

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