How to Use Terraform with Linux | How to install Terraform on a Linux Virtual Server

How to Use Terraform with Linux, How to install Terraform on a Linux Virtual Server Instance in IBM Cloud The installation has four main components: Install the Terraform executable Install the IBM Cloud Plugin Install the IBM Cloud Command Line Interface (or CLI) Install the IBM Cloud CLI VPC Plugin Prerequisite Create a Linux Virtual Server Instance (VSI) to use as our system that we want to install Terraform. The advantage of using the VSI as your system to perform Terraform work is that you do not need to install products onto your local machine. Moreover, you can share the VSI with peers who need to do Terraform work without forcing them to install Terraform on their local machines. Lastly, the VSI we will create will cost pennies a day to own in IBM Cloud. Log into your IBM Cloud account and provision a new VSI with the following specifications: Balanced Profile with 2vCPUs and 4GB RAM Centos 7.x Operating System