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− | <code>terraform init</code> is used to initialize a working directory containing [[Terraform configuration files]]. | + | <code>terraform init</code> command is used to initialize a working directory containing [[Terraform configuration files]]. |
During <code>terraform init</code>, the configuration is searched for module blocks, and the source code for referenced modules is retrieved from the locations given in their source arguments. | During <code>terraform init</code>, the configuration is searched for module blocks, and the source code for referenced modules is retrieved from the locations given in their source arguments. |
Revision as of 15:07, 6 September 2021
terraform init
command is used to initialize a working directory containing Terraform configuration files.
During terraform init
, the configuration is searched for module blocks, and the source code for referenced modules is retrieved from the locations given in their source arguments.
It is safe to run this command multiple times.
terraform init
->terraform plan
->terraform apply
->terraform show
Examples
Related terms
See also
- Terraform configuration files, Terraform state files:
.tf
,.tfvars
,main.tf, outputs.tf
,variables.tf
,.terraform.d/
,terraform init
,providers.tf
,.terraform/
,terraform.tfstate
,.terraform.lock.hcl
,terraform.tfstate.d, override.tf, versions.tf
terraform
[untaint | fmt
|apply
|show
|state
|init | plan | console | output
|validate
|destroy
|debug
|import
|providers
|get
|graph
|workspaces
|resource
|login
|-var-file
|state mv
|state pull
|state push
|state replace-provider
|state rm
|force-unlock
|env
|tfe
|--version
|remote-exec
|delete on termination
| deprecated commands |terraform --help
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