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Infrastructure as code

A collection of 12 posts

Introduction to Terraform

Introduction to Terraform: A Beginner's Guide

With Terraform, you're stepping into a realm where everything from servers to databases is managed with code – neat, efficient, and super scalable.

CNCF Tool Interviews Series: OpenTofu

CNCF Tool Interviews Series: OpenTofu

Interviewing the CNCF tool as if it were a real person

Terraform Modules - Tutorials and Examples

Terraform Modules - Tutorials and Examples

Explore the power and flexibility of Terraform modules in infrastructure as code (IaC). Learn how modules enhance reusability, abstraction, and scalability in managing cloud resources, complete with practical examples for AWS and Google Cloud.

Terraform Input and Output Variables Explained

Terraform Input and Output Variables Explained

Terraform's input and output variables are powerful tools that enable developers to build flexible infrastructure configurations with Terraform.

Infrastructure-as-Code

What is Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC)?

Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is a concept that has revolutionized the way IT infrastructure is managed and deployed. By using IaC, infrastructure is treated like a software application where its attributes are written through code. In this article, we will discuss IaC, what it is, and how it can help

DevOps vs Agile - What’s the Difference?

DevOps vs Agile - What’s the Difference?

If you are in the tech industry, you have probably heard the terms "DevOps" and "Agile" thrown around a lot. But what do they actually mean, and how are they different? Don't worry, that's what we are here to explore today. In

Why Should You Learn HashiCorp Terraform?

Why Should You Learn HashiCorp Terraform?

Software applications run on top of infrastructure. This includes things like servers, databases, storage, networking, and other infrastructure components. Imagine you are an employee tasked with setting up a new web server for your company's website. Let’s consider a manual infrastructure provisioning scenario. You would have to

Puppet in DevOps

What is Puppet in DevOps?

Let’s talk about software deployment. Before we can deploy an application and make it available to its users, we must complete two steps: First, we provision the infrastructure, which is the set of hardware & software components that support the application’s development, testing, and deployment. Provisioning means setting

Infrastructure as Code

Infrastructure as code

Configuration Management vs. Orchestration

Modern software development puts a lot of emphasis on automation, collaboration, repeatability, and rapid iteration. Two important concepts that make these objectives attainable are configuration management and orchestration. While they are related, they are not the same thing. In this article, we’ll look at what these two concepts entail