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 This project declares the infrastructure currently used by Subspace Network.
 
-We use **Terraform** and **DigitalOcean**. Any **project**, **droplet**, **volume**, **attachment** must be defined in this repository to be reviewed and deployed using IAC.
+We use **Terraform** and **AWS**. Any **project**, **instances**, **volume**, **attachment** must be defined in this repository to be reviewed and deployed using IAC.
 
 Terraform projects folder structure:
 
 ```
-└──  resources
-    └── aries-dev/
-    └── aries-test-a/
-    └── aries-test-b/
-    └── polkadot-archive/
-    └── status-page/
-    └── telemetry/
-    └── common.tf 
+resources
+├── README.md
+├── devnet
+├── gemini-3h
+├── leaseweb
+├── mainnet
+├── packer
+├── taurus
+└── telemetry
 ```
 
-- `common.tf` is located on the resources folder, it contains all the definitions to be used for each project. 
-- To re use common definitions a `symlink` is created using `/resources/common.tf` as the source.
 - If you need to **create a new project**:
     - go to the **resources** folder, 
-    - create a **new folder-project** 
-    - link common definitions running `ln -s ../common.tf common.tf`. 
-- Then you are ready to follow instructions to **init** terraform, **add resources**, **plan** the resource deployment and **apply** the resource deployments in **DigitalOcean**
+    - create a **new folder-project**
+    - use the terraform.tfvars.example from another project to populate the input variables
+- Then you are ready to follow instructions to **init** terraform, **add resources**, **plan** the resource deployment and **apply** the resource deployments in **AWS**
 
 _To apply any updates or new definitions_ you must always work in a separate branch and create a _Pull Request to the main branch_. 
 
@@ -36,11 +35,11 @@ Install Terraform cli:
 
 ## Getting started.
 
-Start by defining your personal DigitalOcean access token as an env variable, so you won’t have to set your token each time you run Terraform.
-You can find your API token in your [DigitalOcean](https://cloud.digitalocean.com/account/api/tokens) account.
+Start by defining your personal AWS access and secret keys as an env variable, so you won’t have to set your token each time you run Terraform.
 
 ```
-export DO_TOKEN=9999999999999999aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
+export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID="your_access_key"
+export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY="your_secret_key"
 ```
 
 Go to **resources/PROJECT_NAME** directory and run the following commands to init terraform:
@@ -59,8 +58,7 @@ In the **resources/PROJECT_NAME** directory, run the following commands:
 1. Run the **plan** command with the variable values passed in to see Terraform's steps to deploy your project resources.
 
 ```SH
-terraform plan -var "do_token=${DO_TOKEN}" -out current-plan.tfplan
-# DO NOT FORGET TO EXPORT DO_TOKEN before running this command. 
+terraform plan -var-file terraform.tfvars -out current-plan.tfplan
 ```
 
 2. Run the **apply** command with the generated **current-plan.tfplan**.