Infrastructure As Code

This blog is a continuation from How to Continuously Improve Security and Compliance Posture for Infrastructure as Code: Part 1. In Part 1, we focus on getting the environment ready— Terraform Cloud setup, provisioning Amazon EC2 and installing Jenkins. …

Introduction — The right infrastructure may be all that stands in the way of a successful, smoothly operating corporation in today’s IT-driven environment. Development of the cloud has given the IT industry a new dimension, bringing with it new possibilities, difficulties, and functionality. This topic mainly gathers around management across several clouds…

Find out how we help you to do more with less. With a weak economy now more than ever, we need to deliver customers’ value faster and more reliably. Gartner, a technological research firm leader in the space, drills down into DevOps and Agile innovations and processes. The Hype Cycle…

A needle in a haystack? During the first computing years, monitoring systems lacked many incredible features that we rely on nowadays. If someone was lucky, some logs could be found instead of just some core dumps in case something crashed. So, you might be wondering how engineers were able to find the root cause of…

In this article we will see the basic terraform commands which we use always while using terraform. To get a high level understanding of terraform you can have a look at the below article. Introduction to terraform — high level information Terraform workflow Before going to the commands let’s understand the workflow. …

Intro You probably are using/learning Terraform OSS (CLI) and you want to take advantage of the shiny features of Terraform Cloud (TFC), like automatic state file management, remote runs, securing variables, and many many others. So how do you manage the complex relationship between workspaces and version control systems (VCS) repositories…

Like in my other CDK-related posts, we will begin with generating a new AWS CDK project. mkdir rds-postgres && cd rds-postgres && cdk init app --language java Now that we have the skeleton generated we can start by modifying the stack class. …