I’m new to Terraform. Starting with something simple gives me an error about not being authorized. However running the equivalent command on the AWS CLI yields the expected output. Before running any of these commands, aws sso login was run successfully to handle authentication.

I am trying to import a manually created EBS volume attached to an ec2 consisting 4 ebs volumes in total.
The 3 volumes where created and attached to an EC2 from terraform code and are part of TF state file.
The new 4th volume was created manually from aws console. There are two ec2’s these volumes are part of index reference as [0] and [1] in TF state file.
~ terraform state file snippet for reference

when reverse engineering aws infra with import and show or with terraformer, there are many values that are default values, is there a way to remove those default values so the configuration is more concise? Thanks!

INCIPIT: The request is to create a pipeline in codepipeline that is started when I effect a commit on the main branch in bitbucket; the only problem is using terraform to centralize the larger number of operations and the inability to use oidc for enterprise poicy.

Github Repo : https://github.com/dongkoony/BootGenie_AWS_Terraform

I’m new to Terraform and AWS auto scaling. I’m basically just trying to get a hang of things using terraform and AWS.

I’m trying to create a VPC in AWS us-west-1. Now that region has only 2 AZs available, but my code creates 3 subnets. 2 subnets in same zone
and third subnet in second AZ.

Github Repo : https://github.com/dongkoony/BootGenie_AWS_Terraform

I am performing a task of deploying a simple Flask application on AWS using Terraform which includes resource creation on AWS like Key-pair, VPC(subnet,Route table, IGW) and I used file and remote-exec provisioners in the main.tf file.

I have 3 private and 3 public subnets, and I want to create either 1 or 2 NAT Gateways depending on the environment.