This repository contains the necessary code to prepare the cloud infrastructure (AWS) for hosting a legacy application using Terraform and installing a security agent on the instance with Ansible.
There are two simple modules. The one is network-core provisions the network part (VPC, subnet, etc.) and another is compute module creates EC2 instance. Instance public IP address is associated with DNS record, tfstate stored in S3 bucket
Developed and tested with following versions:
- Terraform v1.4.6
- Ansible v2.12.3
Make sure you have the required credentials and access to your cloud provider's infrastructure.
Follow the steps below to set up the cloud infrastructure and install the security agent:
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Clone the repository to your local machine:
git clone git@github.com:osas1111/CloudOps_Challenge.git -
Change into the project's terraform directory:
cd CloudOps_Challenge/terraform -
Initialize Terraform by running the following command:
terraform init -
Review the Terraform execution plan to ensure everything is set up correctly:
terraform plan -
Create the cloud infrastructure by running the following command:
terraform applyYou will be prompted to confirm the infrastructure changes. Enter "yes" to proceed.
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Run the Ansible playbook to install the security agent with script at
CloudOps_Challenge/ansible:./install_security_agent.sh --private-key=<path_to_your_private_key>Replace
<path_to_your_private_key>with the path to your private key file. -
Once the script completes, the security agent should be installed on the instance successfully.
To clean up and remove the infrastructure created by Terraform, run the following command:
terraform destroy
You will be prompted to confirm the destruction of resources. Enter "yes" to proceed.
Note: Be cautious while running the terraform destroy command as it will remove all the resources created by Terraform.