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 In this post, I created a very basic Flask application. The idea behind this post is to deploy the application to AWS Elastic Beanstalk using the Beanstalk CLI.
Introduction In this, we experimented a bit with Packer in combination with AWS. To get a general intro on Packer, go ahead and read that post first.
Introduction Packer is an open source tool for creating identical machine images for multiple platforms from a single source configuration.
What are dynamic secrets In this post, we will discuss the topic of dynamic secrets. What are dynamic secrets then?
Quick note: the original post dates from 25-11-2019 but got updated at 01-04-2020 with latest Kubernetes version.
Introduction This blog post is a follow up of a post we wrote couple of days ago where we created 3 EC2 instances on AWS.
Introduction In this post, we will deploy EC2 instances on AWS using a CI/CD pipeline. If you want to follow along, it’s advised you also refer to part 1 and part 2 for getting some background information.
Introduction In an earlier post, we created one EC2 instance. As explained in that post, the Terraform state file was created in your local folder.
