Using for_each in Terraform to Create Multiple Unique Azure VMs | Map of Objects

How to use the terraform meta-argument for_each to create multiple terraform resources with unique values. In this video we will create multiple Azure Linux VMs using for_each and a map of objects.

[@TheMouseJerry-du1md]

This is the best real time example I have seen so far. u got me subscribed!! Thank you!!

[@abdullahhashim5396]

Great tutorial, straightforward to the point

[@villaran92]

Great! Thank you!

[@saisivakiran8467]

Well explained!! Is there any repositories which have all these configuration files to refer in one go?

[@SantoshPatil-ld4yg]

Hi, if suppose i want to create 20+ VMs and I want to name each nic with vm hostname and that nic should associate with respective vms . then How can I go with map(object) variable ?

[@MegaDeathLove]

Hello,
i have stuck for some time on a problem, i using your script and is working fine, thank a lot for that, now im trying to modify and add multipe data disk on the vm with different sizes, live VM1 has 2 disk ,20gb and 30gb, vm2 had 10gb and 20 gb. but until now i have failed to create them. can you please help me with that?

[@TheSudo]

Do you have a link to a repository with the code you’re working on I can look at?

[@ventin75]

how to scale this to 100 vms? or a dynamic no. of vms?

[@abaizkhan4963]

@The_Sudo Hello, Can you please push the code into a repo and provide the link.

[@AtanasStoyanov]

What if i want to import vm_map values from json file?

[@Radosuaw95]

You should use Azure Key Vault for storing passwords, even creating password using terraform leaves it in state.

[@TheSudo]

Totally! 1 concept at a time 😂

[@nfesystems]

@@TheSudo Great video, as far as using keyvault, is it even possible using map as doesnt seem to like having variables in he map object

[@Praveen347-q6n]

hai sir can you provide code for this video to practice

[@ĐăngLương-b3x]

Hi, can you provide us your code in this video?