Selecting AWS public modules for your needs

To use a public module in Terraform, you need to specify the source of the module in a module block in your configuration. You can specify the source of a module using a local path, Terraform Public Registry, a Git repository URL, or a URL to a compressed archive file (e.g. a .zip or .tar.gz file).

Here are some examples of how you can specify the source of a public module in a module block:

Local path: To use a module from a local directory, specify the path to the directory as the source attribute, for example:

module "web_server_cluster" {
  source = "./web_server_cluster"
}

This specifies that the web_server_cluster module is located in a local directory named web_server_cluster.

Git repository: To use a module from a Git repository, specify the URL of the repository as the source attribute, for example:

module "web_server_cluster" {
  source = "git::https://github...