DevOps project using Terraform, Jenkins, and EKS

Terraform needs to store state information somewhere. We are going to keep it in AWS S3 storage. So head over to your AWS panel and create a bucket. The bucket name has to be unique. So I am going to create it with the name: <code>mubin-devops-cicd-terraform-eks</code> , you’ll have to keep something else. I’ll be using US North Virginia (us-east-1) as the region for the bucket and keeping the rest of the settings the same to create the bucket. We’ll be needing a key to login into the Jenkins EC2 instance. So go to the EC2 dashboard and scroll down to the Key Pairs link inside Network & Security menu. Click the “Create key pair” button. Give a name like “<code>jenkins-server-key</code>”. With the rest of the form fields as default, download the pem file and set its permission to 400. <code>chmod 400 jenkins-server-key.pem</code> <a href="https://medium.com/@mubin.khalife/devops-project-using-terraform-jenkins-and-eks-17d93bf28e40">Click Here</a>