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validate – Validates the Terraform files
init – Init. Initialize the (local) Terraform environment. Usually executed only once per session.
providers – Prints a tree of the providers used in the configuration
graph – Create a visual graph of Terraform resources
plan – Plan. Compare the Terraform state with the as-is state in the cloud, build and display an execution plan. This does not change change the deployment (read-only).
show – Inspect Terraform state or plan
apply – Apply the plan from the plan phase. This potentially changes the deployment (read and write).
show – Inspect Terraform state or plan
output – Read an output from a state file
destroy – Destroy all resources that are governed by this specific terraform environment.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

  • validate<\/strong> – Validates the Terraform files<\/li>
  • init<\/strong> – Init. Initialize the (local) Terraform environment. Usually executed only once per session.<\/li>
  • providers<\/strong> – Prints a tree of the providers used in the configuration<\/li>
  • graph<\/strong> – Create a visual graph of Terraform resources<\/li>
  • plan<\/strong> – Plan. Compare the Terraform state with the as-is state in the cloud, build and display an execution plan. This does not change change the deployment (read-only).<\/li>
  • show<\/strong> – Inspect Terraform state or plan<\/li>
  • apply<\/strong> – Apply the plan from the plan phase. This potentially changes the deployment (read and write).<\/li>
  • show<\/strong> – Inspect Terraform state or plan<\/li>
  • output<\/strong> – Read an output from a state file<\/li>
  • destroy<\/strong> – Destroy all resources that are governed by this specific terraform environment.<\/li><\/ul>\n\n\n