While it's possible to provision actual instances with terraform, it's not what you should be doing. Let terraform handle the infrastructure, and have ansible o

While it's possible to provision actual instances with terraform, it's not what you should be doing. Let terraform handle the infrastructure, and have ansible or puppet or saltstack or cfengine or whatever provisioning tool to do the instance setup. It's all about the right tool for the job, and managing your linux install with terraform is not that.