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Prerequisites Before we begin, ensure you have: Git Installed: Download here if you haven't. GitLab/GitHub Account: Sign up at GitLab.com or GitHub.com Personal Access Token (PAT): 1. Go to User Settings → Access Tokens. Name it (e.g., "VSCode-Ac...
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To authenticate Terraform and GitLab CI/CD with Azure, you need four environment variables: ARM_SUBSCRIPTION_ID ARM_TENANT_ID ARM_CLIENT_ID ARM_CLIENT_SECRET These values come from an Azure Service Principal, which acts as a secure identity for...
In this article, we will create AWS infrastructure using Terraform and then automate it using GitLab CI.We will create an S3 bucket, apply it from GitLab, and finally destroy it — all using a pipeline. This lab is perfect for beginners who want to un...
Every developer remembers the thrill of seeing their first pipeline run. In GitLab CI/CD, that moment comes with just a few lines of YAML. Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) is all about automating the way we build, test, and de...
Introduction Terraform's import feature is a powerful tool for bringing existing cloud infrastructure under the management of Infrastructure as Code (IaC). This guide will walk you through the process of importing manually provisioned AWS resources –...
In cloud environments, accumulating unneeded resources can quickly drive up costs, often stemming from overlooked components. A common scenario arises when developers create Amazon EBS snapshots for backup, intrinsically linked to their EC2 instances...
Before diving into the exciting world of Terraform, it's essential to ensure your local environment is properly set up. This section will guide you through installing the necessary tools and configuring your AWS access, preparing your workspace for s...