Category: AWS

CI/CD of Terraform workspace with YAML based Azure Pipelines

~ sourav kundu ~ 3 Comments

This note focuses on using Azure DevOps with Terraform workspace to automate the ideas discussed in the previous two notes (i) CI/CD using Terraform and Azure Pipelines -ideation and (ii) Terraform workspace with multiple AWS accounts. If you are new to Azure DevOps, I would suggest you familiarize yourself with either Azure DevOps build and … Continue reading CI/CD of Terraform workspace with YAML based Azure Pipelines

Terraform workspace with multiple AWS accounts

~ sourav kundu ~ 2 Comments

My objectives was to use Terraform to provision resources across environments in the AWS cloud infrastructure. Following a typical CI/CD model, my idea was to build once and deploy multiple. Since there was nothing to build in terraform, I wanted to make sure the same terraform code was applied across all environments. So I thought, … Continue reading Terraform workspace with multiple AWS accounts

Create Terraform pre-requisites for AWS using AWS CLI in 3 easy steps

~ sourav kundu ~ 1 Comment

Generally speaking, when we work with Terraform to provision resources in AWS Cloud, we have a few pre-requisites. These are  -a remote backend to store the Terraform state file, a lock table, and IAM user credentials that Terraform will require to provision the resources. I say "generally speaking" because you can get away with the … Continue reading Create Terraform pre-requisites for AWS using AWS CLI in 3 easy steps

Azure Pipelines (YAML) and Terraform to provision AWS S3

~ sourav kundu ~ 1 Comment

In my previous note, [Azure DevOps and Terraform to provision AWS S3], I listed in detail the steps to be followed to provision an S3 bucket using Azure DevOps and Terraform. I referred to the classic editor in the build definition/azure pipelines. Build and release definitions declared via a classic editor in Azure DevOps, although … Continue reading Azure Pipelines (YAML) and Terraform to provision AWS S3