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      <title>Building Infrastructure As Code Using Terraform</title>
      <description>DevOps Engineers and Sys Admins are always caught up in the middle of repeating the same thing each time a task needs to be executed. Building Infrastructure as Code gets you to that point where you automate everything and say YES to all DevOps requests because it's a command away from being done. Companies should adopt IAC techniques to most importantly eliminate key man syndrome which is the order of the day in most startups and established companies. </description>
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