Hi, welcome to this lesson.
You're going to learn about terrible registry.
So you've seen about mulches?
Well, terrible registry is a platform where she could have multiples that we can use.
So we click on browse modules.
We can see over different ones available to us.
Now, if you've ever had to set up a VPC from scratch, you know how painful it is.
And in TerraForm, I've had a couple of students ask me to set it up for them from scratch.
I don't think we works out to about 120 to 150 lines of code.
So it's not particularly needs.
On the other hand, there's a much easier solution of using the Molcho.
So someone else has done all the hard work for you.
They've gone ahead and worked out over different parameters.
You need to Palsson.
I know you made your life as simple as possible.
So as you can see here, to use a module, it tells you how to use it.
And as you can see, we have Muldrew, the name, the source.
In this case, it points to terrible registry, the.
So there's different versions, depending which version of TerraForm you're running.
And we've got 14 required variables.
So remember how we set the input variable up?
It's exactly the same here.
So posse's in like parameters.
And if we scroll back up, you see we have outputs up here.
Well, just like we did in the last lesson where we had an output's display, the instance idee, exactly
the same concept here.
But instead of putting it into another output, what we did was to show me the value.
You would pass it into something else.
For example, another resource.
Again, I'll include a link TerraForm Registry.
Because when you start working in industry, Ralf Minch on the set up overstuff stuff from scratch.
You can go ahead and use terrible registry is going to save you a lot of time.
And it's incredibly powerful and depending on your needs, it can really help you save a lot of time.
And it's not just A.W. specific.
You can find modules for just about anything.
Failing that, there's always get help.
It can always have a look online.
That wraps up these lessons.
I look forward to seeing you in the next will.