This blog post is part of the series about using Terraform on Microsoft Azure. So far, I’ve discussed about Infrastructure as Code concepts, Terraform basics and best practices in term of remote state management, code organization and modules. In this new part, I’d like to give you some insights about how you can test your Terraform deployments.
read moreThis blog post is part of the series about using Terraform on Microsoft Azure. In this part, I will discuss about how you can organize your Terraform files and how to maximize code reuse, especially using Terraform modules.
read moreThis blog post is part of the series about using Terraform on Microsoft Azure. In this part, I will discuss about Terraform remote state management, i.e. how to save, share and lock the Terraform state between machines, pipelines, team members etc.
read moreThis blog post is part of the series about using Terraform on Microsoft Azure. In this part, I will discuss about the basics of Terraform and how you can get started easily with it to deploy infrastructure to Azure.
read moreRecently, I have been involved in several projects to help customers to improve the way they are dealing with their infrastructure deployments. Cloud platforms like Microsoft Azure enable a high level of automation of these deployments and there are several options and tools available to you to make sure that you are able to deploy the different components of your infrastructure in an automated, repeatable and idempotent way.
In this blog post series I will detail some best practices about using Terraform and setting up continuous deployment and testing for Microsoft Azure infrastructure.
