Ned Bellavance • 9/13/2018

Terraform - FotD - transpose()

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This technical blog post is part of a series on Terraform's built-in interpolation functions. It provides a detailed explanation and usage examples for the transpose() function, which transforms a map where values are lists of strings into a new map grouping the original keys by those string values. The article includes code snippets and discusses practical applications, such as managing server roles or resource tags in infrastructure-as-code.

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