Recall & Review
beginner
What is a child module in Terraform?
A child module is a reusable set of Terraform configuration files that can be called from another module or root configuration to organize and share infrastructure code.
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beginner
How do you call a child module in Terraform?
You use the
module block with a source attribute pointing to the child module's directory or repository.Click to reveal answer
beginner
Why use child modules in Terraform?
Child modules help organize code, promote reuse, reduce duplication, and make infrastructure easier to manage and maintain.
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intermediate
What files are typically included in a Terraform child module?
A child module usually contains
main.tf for resources, variables.tf for inputs, outputs.tf for outputs, and optionally versions.tf for provider versions.Click to reveal answer
intermediate
How do you pass variables to a child module?
You define variables in the child module and pass values to them in the parent module's
module block using key-value pairs matching the variable names.Click to reveal answer
What attribute specifies the location of a child module in Terraform?
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The
source attribute tells Terraform where to find the child module's code.Which file usually contains resource definitions in a child module?
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main.tf typically holds the resource definitions.How do you reuse infrastructure code in Terraform?
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Child modules allow you to reuse and organize infrastructure code efficiently.
What is the purpose of
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variables.tf defines inputs that the module expects.Which block do you use in the root module to include a child module?
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The
module block is used to call child modules.Explain how to create and use a child module in Terraform.
Think about folder structure and how to connect modules.
You got /4 concepts.
Describe the benefits of using child modules in Terraform projects.
Consider how modular code helps in software projects.
You got /4 concepts.