In this module, we will guide you through the essential setup steps for OpenTofu, including prerequisite installation and configuration. You'll also explore hands-on demos for integrating OpenTofu with AWS and setting it up on macOS, ensuring you're ready to start automating infrastructure efficiently.

In this module, we will dive into the OpenTofu Configuration Language, explaining its syntax and structure for creating automation scripts. You'll also explore the CLI and experience hands-on demonstrations of how to use it to manage and execute OpenTofu configurations efficiently.

In this module, we will explore OpenTofu providers, covering the different types and how to manage multiple providers in a configuration. You will also learn how to work with provider documentation and get hands-on experience creating and using providers in OpenTofu projects.

In this module, we will introduce you to Library.tf, a crucial registry for managing resources in OpenTofu. You’ll also explore how to use the GUI to interact with the registry, followed by a demonstration of integrating Library.tf into your OpenTofu configurations.

In this module, we will cover the OpenTofu workflow for managing infrastructure resources, including how to handle resource updates and references. Through hands-on demos, you'll explore resource documentation, create instances on AWS, and practice updating resources both in-place and by recreation.

In this module, we will guide you through the migration and rollback process from Terraform to OpenTofu. You will also participate in a hands-on demonstration of migrating a Terraform configuration to OpenTofu, ensuring you are equipped with the skills to manage the transition confidently.

In this module, we will cover everything you need to know about input variables in OpenTofu, from file structure to advanced variable usage. You’ll learn how to define, pass, and manage input variables using different methods, with hands-on demonstrations to reinforce these concepts and best practices.

In this module, we will focus on output values in OpenTofu, explaining how to retrieve and display useful information after executing your configurations. You'll also participate in a hands-on demonstration of using the Tofu Console command and output blocks to manage and visualize your output values.

In this module, we will explore provisioners and the connection block in OpenTofu, including their different types and configurations. You will see hands-on demonstrations of local, remote, and file provisioners, along with how to manage their execution and handle failures. This module will equip you with the tools to automate resource setup more effectively.

In this module, we will explore the role of data sources in OpenTofu, focusing on how they help retrieve and manage external information. You will see demonstrations that highlight the challenges of not using data sources and how incorporating them can resolve common configuration issues.

In this module, we will cover how to use and manage modules in OpenTofu, including creating both root and child modules. You’ll also explore how to navigate module documentation and the module registry, followed by a demonstration of publishing custom code to the registry, enabling reuse and efficient infrastructure management.

In this module, we will explore the concept of state and state files in OpenTofu, detailing their purpose in tracking infrastructure changes. Through hands-on demos, you will work with terraform.tfstate and terraform.tfstate.backup files, and learn how to use the "tofu state" command to manage and interact with state files effectively.

In this module, we will cover the importance of remote state and backends in OpenTofu, focusing on how they enhance infrastructure management and collaboration. Through practical demos, you'll learn how to prepare and implement remote backends to store and manage state remotely, ensuring a scalable and secure approach to your configurations.

In this module, we will dive into advanced OpenTofu features, covering timeouts, debugging, taints, and untaints to manage infrastructure effectively. You’ll explore practical demos on debugging, using the "tofu graph" command, importing existing infrastructure, and managing local values blocks and provider aliases to optimize your configurations.

In this module, we will explore key OpenTofu concepts such as meta-arguments, functions, and workspaces. You’ll learn how to apply lifecycle rules, manage dependencies with depends_on, dynamically create resources with count and for_each, and use built-in functions. Additionally, we'll cover how to use workspaces for managing different environments, with hands-on demos to solidify your understanding.

In this module, we will dive into sample OpenTofu projects, starting with an overview of VPC and compute resources. You will get hands-on experience with configuring and deploying VPC networks and compute components. Additionally, we will guide you through the setup of Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS), offering a practical approach to container orchestration in AWS using OpenTofu.