shuaibiyy/awesome-tf

Curated list of resources on HashiCorp's Terraform and OpenTofu

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Created on May 10th, 2016
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Awesome Terraform is a curated list of resources for HashiCorp's Terraform and OpenTofu infrastructure-as-code tools.

The project addresses the challenge of discovering quality learning materials, tools, and community contributions in the Terraform ecosystem. It organizes resources across multiple dimensions: official documentation and learning paths, community discussions, books, tutorials, provider implementations, testing frameworks, and platform options. By categorizing resources from beginner guides through advanced topics like custom provider development and multi-environment configuration, the list helps practitioners find relevant materials at their skill level and for their specific use case.

Developers should use this list when building their Terraform knowledge or evaluating tools for their infrastructure projects. It suits teams new to infrastructure-as-code who need structured learning paths, as well as experienced practitioners seeking specialized tools for testing, CI integration, or self-hosted platforms. The list includes resources for major cloud providers—AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud—making it useful regardless of deployment target. It distinguishes between HashiCorp-supported providers, vendor-supported providers, and community providers, helping users assess the maturity and support level of extensions they might adopt.

The project maintains a legend system to flag resources that are incompatible with current Terraform versions, abandoned, or monetized, ensuring users can make informed decisions about which materials and tools remain actively maintained and relevant. Contributions are actively welcomed through a documented process, indicating ongoing community participation in keeping the resource list current and comprehensive.