How to install the lasted Terraform with Home Brew on Mac or Ubuntu

 Hello all welcome into my blog. Here you author, on this article I will be sharing my solution around a problem I found today while updating Home brew on my Machine.

This solution applies both to MacOS as to Ubuntu - as long as you have Homebrew installed on you machine. Please, this article assumes, you are experienced with command line and you have homebrew installed and running through your system..

In case, you have not installed on your system,  then please - here on this page check [ Step-by-steps guide to install home brew Mac ] and how to do the same on Linux/Ubuntu .

The above screenshot was captured while, I was updating all libs installed by Homebrew - and noticed that Terraform have a quite outdated version.👌.. It got me thinking.. 

Uhmm, what if I check it out then, brew throw another message on output

This second message, we can clearly see, the message saying quote "We will nor accept any new Terraform releases in homebrew/core" I was a bit confused here. So, I decided to start investigating is .. So my next step was to run the following command to check, the current installed Terraform was accepted as figure out ways to solve the problem.

So, run $ brew doctor command;

Although, brew reported both Terraform and OpenSSL 1.1 as deprecated - lets focus only on Terraform lets talk about OpenSSL in another blog post.

  I removed Terraform currently installed on my system:

Consulting - Terraform Documentation here I done reinstalled Terraform with Homebrew

Using the lasted version.

The lasts steps is to close your terminal and start new session on Terminal and run - the command $ terraform version

Now you have the latest version of Terraform running on Infra. Happy coding 😁😀😄 ..See you all on the next blog post, happy reading.