Introduction In this post, we used Pulumi to create an EC2 instance in the default VPC. Then, in this post, we created a small variation in which we launched an EC2 instance in a pre-existing VPC and subnet.

Introduction In this post, we used Pulumi to create an EC2 instance in the default VPC. What follows is going to be a small variation on that post since we will create an EC2 instance but we will place it in an existing VPC that was created before already.

Introduction People who follow this blog probably know I’m a big fan of Infrastructure as Code. So far though, I only worked with Terraform quite extensively.

Introduction As much as I like Terraform, it can be sometimes a nightmare to work with complex variables and loops etc.

Introduction In this blogpost, we have setup a Kubernetes cluster on DigitalOcean using Terraform. There is another, slightly lesser known, option to create Kubernetes clusters onto DigitalOcean so I wanted to dedicate a very small post to that option as well.

Introduction In this post, we are going to create a Kubernetes cluster on DigitalOcean using Terraform. Something I wanted to do already for quite some time but never got to it really.

Introduction In this post, we will use the knowledge of the previous posts to create a webserver farm behind a loadBalancer using a firewall to controll access to our infrastructure.

Introduction In this post, we described how to create a droplet, project, tag and DNS record on DigitalOcean using Terraform.

Introduction In this post, we will create a droplet on DigitalOcean using Terraform onto which we automatically want to install some software packages.

Introduction In case you have been reading along with the latest set of blogposts, you surely know we experimented with deploying the same Flask app to various different platforms.