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Using multiple Terraform AWS providers to facilitate globally provisioned infrastructure

https://github.com/the-aeydr/terraform-aws-and-globally-enabled-infrastructure

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Using multiple Terraform AWS providers to facilitate globally provisioned infrastructure

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Using multiple Terraform AWS Providers for global infrastructure

Using multiple Terraform AWS providers to facilitate globally provisioned infrastructure

This is a companion repository for the written article: Using multiple Terraform AWS Providers for global infrastructure.

This repository provides supporting examples, scripts, and sample code to help illustrate the concepts and ideas discussed in the article. It is intended as a reference or demonstration only and not as a standalone library, framework, or reusable package. The contents of this repository are tightly scoped to the article's subject matter. Each resource is designed to show a specific point or concept in a simple and direct way.

For an overview of working with the contents of the repository, refer to the overview that will explain working with the repository resources, or the article, Using multiple Terraform AWS Providers for global infrastructure.

You are welcome to experiment with the resources in this repository for your own study or experimentation. However, please note that:

  • There is no support or ongoing maintenance.
  • Code may be minimal and focus solely on clarity, not completeness or robustness.
  • Dependencies, if any, are listed in the article or in the script headers.

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All content in this repository is All Rights Reserved. You are welcome to read and study the contents for personal understanding or educational purposes, but be aware that this repository should be considered equivalent to written blog content: available for reading, but not licensed for derivative use.

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  • Name: aeydr
  • Login: the-aeydr
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version: 1.0.0
date-released: 2023-07-06
title: "Using multiple Terraform AWS Providers for global infrastructure"
url: "https://writing.aeydr.dev/notes/terraform-aws-and-globally-enabled-infrastructure"
authors:
- given-names: "aeydr"

preferred-citation:
  type: article
  journal: "The Architectural Decision Record"
  authors:
  - given-names: "aeydr"

  title: "Using multiple Terraform AWS Providers for global infrastructure"
  month: 07
  year: 2023

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