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Day- 08 /100 - Deploying Multi-Environment Infrastructure with Terraform
Introduction In real-world DevOps practices, managing multiple environments (development, staging, and production) efficiently is crucial. Terraform, an Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tool, allows us to automate cloud infrastructure provisioning. In this blog, we will build a multi-environment setup (Dev, Stage, and Prod) using Terraform modules, while also implementing best practices like state management with S3 and DynamoDB. Project Overview We will create three environments (Dev, Stage, and Prod) with different configurations for: EC2 Instances (varying counts per environment) S3 Buckets (varying counts per environment) VPC with Public & Private Subnets Security Groups RDS Database DynamoDB for state locking S3 for Terraform state storage
Introduction
In real-world DevOps practices, managing multiple environments (development, staging, and production) efficiently is crucial. Terraform, an Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tool, allows us to automate cloud infrastructure provisioning. In this blog, we will build a multi-environment setup (Dev, Stage, and Prod) using Terraform modules, while also implementing best practices like state management with S3 and DynamoDB.
Project Overview
We will create three environments (Dev, Stage, and Prod) with different configurations for:
- EC2 Instances (varying counts per environment)
- S3 Buckets (varying counts per environment)
- VPC with Public & Private Subnets
- Security Groups
- RDS Database
- DynamoDB for state locking
- S3 for Terraform state storage
