Issue #206 - Secure Secrets with AWS KMS, AWS Verified Access Groups, Airflow, Migrating Terraform State, Serverless Jenkins on Fargate

Zakaria El Bazi explains how to encrypt and protect sensitive data in your Terraform workflows using AWS KMS. This practical guide helps you handle secrets more securely and efficiently in AWS environments.

Duleendra Shashimal explains how to share AWS Verified Access Groups across multiple accounts by setting up cross-account permissions. This approach simplifies access management and enhances security, allowing users in different AWS accounts to leverage the same groups without compromising control.

Ivica Kolenkaš discusses using Terraform and AWS Secrets Manager to manage Airflow connections securely. He outlines how to encrypt sensitive data with AWS KMS and store it in code repositories while maintaining security and automation in infrastructure management.

Jens Båvenmark explains migrating Terraform state from Terraform Cloud to an S3 bucket. The process involves exporting the state, updating the backend configuration, and using the -migrate-state flag to complete the migration.

The article covers setting up the networking infrastructure for a serverless Jenkins setup on AWS Fargate using Terraform, including VPC, subnets, and routing configuration.

The article covers deploying Jenkins on ECS with Terraform, focusing on configuring ECS clusters, task definitions, and integrating Elastic File System (EFS) for storage.