This repository contains the necessary infrastructure as code (iac) to get our twenty-nineteen startup up and running.
This should be the first of the projects to run as it will create the necessary services on AWS (Amazon Web Services).
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Install Terraform onto your machine
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Sign up for an AWS account
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Create an IAM user in AWS with programmatic access and administrator permissions. Save and record your access key and secret key as you will need this.
The below steps should be completed to work with the advanced sections of this module
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Create an S3 bucket to store Terraform's remote state
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Register a new or migrate existing Domain to AWS Route 53.
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Enable Pipeline support in Bitbucket and create env vars for AWS_SECRET and AWS_KEY in Bitbucket
This project goes hand in hand with the meetup/tech talk at the Fall River BIC on 4/24/2019. Each of the following tags contain the different milestones presented during the presentation.
| Tag | Description |
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| simple | A simple TF module that samples how to create, update and destroy a simple AWS EC2 instance and S3 bucket |
| starter | All resources to get our twenty nineteen startup are included in one large Terraform file. We could use some refactoring and our infrastructure is also lacking some key components. |
| semi-pro | Refactored some of the TF code. Grouped the Wordpress work into its own module. Added pipeline support to automate the iac build and deployment. |
| all-star | Your turn to become a legend. Here are some next steps you can take. Add Route53 routes for your domain, CloudFront Distribution on your static site and a Classic Load Balancer to your EC2 instance. Good luck, Legend! |