Git
Install Git 2.40 or newer and configure the name and email you use for workshop commits.
git --version
git config user.name
git config user.emailParticipant setup ยท 15 minutes
Install the required tools, verify the repository and Azure sandbox assigned to you, and run a short readiness check before the first exercise.
Required tooling
Install Git 2.40 or newer and configure the name and email you use for workshop commits.
git --version
git config user.name
git config user.emailInstall Terraform 1.9. The introductory exercise uses only Terraform's built-in provider.
terraform versionInstall Azure CLI 2.60 or newer. Do not sign in to a personal subscription for workshop work.
az versionAccount access
Confirm that you can sign in to GitHub, access the Admiral organization and assigned workshop repository, create a branch, and open a pull request.
Confirm that the workshop subscription named in your joining instructions is visible after signing in. The command below reads account metadata and does not create or change resources.
az login
az account list --output tableKnow your assigned sandbox resource group and team. Use only that boundary during workshop exercises, even if your account can see other resources.
az group show --name <your-resource-group> --output tableFrom the VS Code terminal, select the assigned subscription and confirm that Terraform can use your Azure CLI session. The course owner will provide the exact subscription identifier.
az account set --subscription <workshop-subscription-id>
az account show --output tableReadiness check
.tf files as Terraform.Next step
The first exercise runs locally, creates no cloud resources, and is a quick confirmation that Terraform is working correctly.
Start exercise 1