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At some point when working with Terraform, youamp;#39;ll likely need to handle sensitive data like API keys or database credentials. Hereamp;#39;s an example of Terraform code used to create a managed database on AWS. In this case you must provide username and a password. The challenge is to securely handle these credentials and prevent them from being accidentally exposed in the Git repository or the Terraform state. In this video, weamp;#39;ll explore a range of solutions, starting with basic approaches like using environment variables, moving on to encrypting secrets with KMS, PGP, and SOPS. And finally going full cloud native and using cloud-based services such as AWS and GCP secret managers. First and foremost, donamp;#39;t save sensitive data, such as database login credentials, in plain text in your Terraform code. This is a really bad idea, even if youamp;#39;re using a private Git repository. Anyone who can access the version control system can also get the secret. Every
