About Hcp connect
Each HCP Terraform workspace has an assigned Terraform version that it usesfor all remote operations in the workspace. Configuring the Terraform versionensures consistent behavior across runs, making it easy to collaborate oninfrastructure management. When you decide to upgrade Terraform, HCP Terraformprovides workflows that allow you to verify the change safely. In this tutorial, you will update an HCP Terraform-managed configuration fromTerraform 0.12 to 0.13, using HCP Terraform’s speculative plan to validatethe upgrade and the empty apply run to upgrade the state version. The tutorial assumes that you are familiar with the Terraform and HCPTerraform workflows. If you are new to Terraform itself, refer first to the GettingStarted tutorials. If you are new toHCP Terraform, refer to the Get Started - HCP Terraformtutorials.To complete this tutorial, you will need:An HCP Terraform account.An AWS accountFork the example repository for thistutorial. You will connect this repository to an HCP Terraform workspace.The example configuration deploys a web application on AWS. However,this configuration uses an old version of Terraform. You will update it to usea more recent version of Terraform.Create a new workspace:Log in to your HCP Terraform organization.Navigate to the Workspaces page.Click the New dropdown and select Workspace.Select your organization's Default Project and create the workspace.Configure your workspace:Choose "Version control workflow".For the version control provider, choose "GitHub". If this is the first timeyou have configured a workspace with GitHub, HCP Terraform will prompt you toauthenticate with your GitHub account.Select the learn-terraform-versions repository you forked earlier.Leave the workspace name as-is.Expand the Advanced options menu and make sure that HCP Terraform enabled Automatic speculative plans.Create your workspace.Click Continue to workspace overview to navigate to your workspace.The configuration in your forked repository uses a version constraint to ensure that operators use Terraform 0.12 for any Terraform runs. However, your HCP Terraform workspace is configured to use the
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