Terraform Hands-On – Part 1: Introduction to Terraform & AWS | Felix John and Lukas Wenzel

Cloud computing has emerged as a game-changer in enabling digital transformation, granting organizations instant access to an extensive range of resources and services on-demand. Efficient provisioning of scalable infrastructure is crucial for businesses to rapidly deliver applications and services in the cloud. Because traditional manual processes often lead to inconsistencies and errors, infrastructure as code (IaC) emerged as a powerful approach to automate and manage infrastructure deployments. The open-source tool Terraform has become immensely popular to provision infrastructure in the cloud due to its simplicity, flexibility, and broad support for multiple cloud providers.

Terraform Hands-On – Part 2 : Deployment on AWS | Felix John and Lukas Wenzel

Welcome to the second part of our article series on deploying infrastructure on Amazon Web Services (AWS) using Terraform. In the first part, we introduced Terraform, an open-source Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tool for automating infrastructure provisioning. Furthermore, we covered essential concepts in Terraform such as resource definitions, modules, and variables. In the second part, we will guide the reader through the actual deployment of a serverless voting application on AWS using Terraform. By the end of this article, we will know how to build and deploy a serverless application on AWS

Terraform and Azure DevOps | Thomas Hafermalz

This article continues our series of articles on managing Azure infrastructure with Terraform. After describing the basic Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) aspects, dynamization options and working with modules, we now take a further step towards automation – the application within deployment pipelines.

Simplify AWS EKS Deployment Using Terraform Automation | Madhu Kumar Yeluri

The modern cloud-native world relies heavily on Kubernetes for automating the deployment, scaling, and management of containerised applications. AWS EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service) simplifies Kubernetes management by offering a managed service, handling the complexities of control plane operations. Yet, deploying and managing the infrastructure manually can still pose challenges in scalability, consistency, and automation. This is where Terraform comes into play.

Cloud Security and Compliance – What Do You Need To Know About Policy-as-Code and Compliance-as-Code | Nigel Douglas

As you put together applications or build new web services for your organisation, your main focus will normally be how to solve business problems: does this application follow the right business logic, does it return the right data or are there potential problems in how it processes customer requests? After getting the initial application specification complete and the code built, tested, and into production, you might think your work is done. But that application will continually need to be kept secure and comply with security rulings, too.