You are going to initialize the workshop-1-tf-live repository with the following folder structure:
workshop-1-tf-live/
│
└── environments/
│
└── dev/
│
├── network/
│ ├── (files and submodules related to network module)
│
├── image-repository/
│ ├── (files and submodules related to image repository module)
│
├── database/
│ ├── (files and submodules related to database module)
│
├── security/
│ ├── (files and submodules related to security module)
│
├── routing/
│ ├── (files and submodules related to routing module)
│
├── app/
│ ├── (files and submodules related to app module)
│
└── web/
├── (files and submodules related to web module)
1. Go to your GitHub profile github.com/<you-github-username>
. Mine is github.com/tulna07, for example.
2. Click the dropdown and select New repository.
3. Name the repository workshop-1-tf-live
.
4. Leave the other settings as default. Scroll down to the bottom of the page. Click Create repository.
5. Move to your favorite local working directory.
cd <your-working-directory>
6. Run the following commands to create workshop-1-tf-live folder and the required folder structure one at a time with copy and paste.
repo_name="workshop-1-tf-live" && \
mkdir "$repo_name" && \
module_names=("network" "image-repository" "database" "security" "routing" "app" "web") && \
for name in "${module_names[@]}"; do \
mkdir -p "$repo_name/environments/dev/$name"; \
done
7. Move to the workshop-1-tf-live folder.
cd workshop-1-tf-live
8. Create .gitkeep as a placeholder for the repository.
touch .gitkeep
Until this step, you have created the workshop-1-tf-live local repository with the folder structure:
9. Initialize the local repository and link to the remote repository. Replace <your-github-username> with your GitHub username.
git init &&\
git remote add origin https://github.com/<your-github-username>/workshop-1-tf-live.git
10. Push the first commit to the remote repository.
git add . & \
git commit -m "first commit" && \
git push --set-upstream origin main
12. The GitHub repository after the first commit. You would later push Terraform module implementations from the local repository and remove .gitkeep.