About assets-iac-terraform-azure

Infrastructure as Code (IaC) Terraform modules for Azure. Deploy any of the ready-to-go modules in Azure with just 3 terraform commands.

Prerequisites

To deploy any of the modules, you will need:

• terraform => 0.13.3
• az cli => 2.38
• An Azure Subscription where to deploy everything. Start here for free.

Modules

• AKS
• AKS with Container Registry (ACR)
• Linux Web App
• Windows Web App
• Container Registry Service
• Function
• ServiceBus Queues
• ServiceBus Topics & Subscriptions
• SonarQube
• Storage
  • Account
  • Container
  • Queue
  • Table
• Terraform Null Resource

Deploy your infrastructure

1. Authenticate using the Azure CLI

$ az login

2. Choose the subscription to use by doing:

az account set --subscription <id>

3. Browse to the sample you want to deploy by browsing to samples/XXXX.
4. Modify the variables to match your needs at main.tf
5. initizlize your terraform configuration:

$ terraform init

6. Validate your configuration

terraform validate

7. Plan your Terraform Run

$ terraform plan

8. Apply your Terraform Configuration

$ terraform apply

Destroy your infrastructure

Use terraform destroy to remove infrastructure from your Azure cloud account (in the specific folder where you have the resource).

terraform destroy

What's next?

For us, this is just an entrypoint on how to start using and playing around Terraform by following simple steps. Those in the end are just Manual Changes that can evolve to semi-automated and real infrastructure-as-code.

See the recommended practices of Terraform to bring your automatization to the next level!

Also, you can create your own infrastructure and terraform files by following some best practices:

• https://github.com/antonbabenko/terraform-best-practices/tree/master/examples/small-terraform
• https://github.com/antonbabenko/terraform-best-practices/tree/master/examples/medium-terraform

Azure Authentication Important Note

In order to provisioning the resources in Azure using the modules on this repository, you need to be authenticated first. Take a look at those links.

• Azure Provider: Authenticating using a Service Principal with a Client Certificate
• Azure Provider: Authenticating using a Service Principal with a Client Secret
• Azure Provider: Authenticating using managed identities for Azure resources
• Azure Provider: Authenticating using the Azure CLI

Contributing

Please see our Contribution Guide to learn how to contribute.

License

(LICENSE) © 2022 ERNI - Swiss Software Engineering

Code of conduct

Please see our Code of Conduct

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This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!