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Let’s first create our infrastructure code. In our example I have a small stack including only one S3 Bucket with data encryption utilizing a customer-managed KMS Key. I have included only a few lines of Terraform code here to point out how Terraform works with Terragrunt. If you wish to try out with my example code, you can find the whole Terraform code example in the GitHub repository.
First, install Terraform on your desktop. I have macOS, and I like to use the Homebrew package manager (https://brew.sh/) for the job, so the commands below use brew. There are multiple ways to install the Terraform on different operating systems, and you can find the right ingredients from https://www.terraform.io/.
First, install Terraform on your desktop. I have macOS, and I like to use the Homebrew package manager (https://brew.sh/) for the job, so the commands below use brew. There are multiple ways to install the Terraform on different operating systems, and you can find the right ingredients from https://www.terraform.io/.