Correct Answer: Use a `dynamic "ingress"` block with `for_each` iterating over the variable
`dynamic` blocks in HCL allow you to generate repeated nested blocks (like `ingress`, `egress`, `tag`) programmatically. Example: `dynamic "ingress" { for_each = var.ingress_rules;...
Correct Answer
Use a `dynamic "ingress"` block with `for_each` iterating over the variable
Why This Answer Is Correct
`dynamic` blocks in HCL allow you to generate repeated nested blocks (like `ingress`, `egress`, `tag`) programmatically. Example: `dynamic "ingress" { for_each = var.ingress_rules; content { from_port = ingress.value.from_port; ... } }`. This avoids duplicating block definitions and supports variable-length rule sets. `count` cannot be used inside nested blocks directly.
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