Deployment of Amazon clone app using Terraform and jenkins ci-cd
- aws account
- basics of terraform and jenkins
- Step 1 → Setup Terraform and configure aws on your local machine
- Step 2 → Building a simple Infrastructure from code using terraform
- Step 3 → Setup Sonarqube and jenkins
- Step 4 → ci-cd pipeline
- Step5 →Monitering via Prmotheus and grafana
- Step 6 → Terraform Destroy
- Setup Terraform
- To install terraform copy and paste the below commands
sudo su snap install terraform --classic which terraform - Configure aws
- create an IAM user
- go to your aws account and type IAM
- click on user →create user
- Give a name to your user and tick on provide user access to management console and then click on I want an IAM user option
- choose a password for your user →click next
- Attach the policies directly to your iam user → click next
- click on create user
- download your password file if it is autogenerated otherwise it is your’s choice
- Now click on your IAM user →security credentials
- scroll down to access keys and create an access keys
- choose aws cli from the options listed
- click next and download you csv file for username and password
- go to your terminal and type →aws configure
- Now it is ask to your access key and secret key for this open your csv file and paste the access and secret key and remain everything default
- Now you are ready to configure aws from your terminal
- go to folder → cd JENKINS-TF
- there are three files present main.tf, install_jenkins.sh , provider.tf
- open the file →vim Main.tf
- change this section → ami = # your ami id , key_name= #your key pair if any
- Now run terraform commands →
- main.tf includes userdata which links install_jenkins.sh file on which execution install jenkins,docker,trivy,and start the sonarqube container on port 9000
terraform init terraform validate terraform plan terraform apply --auto-approve - Go to your aws console and checkout the ec2 instances
- Here we see amazon app instance is created by terraform with the given configuration