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# Infrastructure as Code | ||
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## Overview | ||
**infra-as-code** is a repository for managing infrastructure using Ansible and Terraform, following the Infrastructure as Code (IaC) methodology. This project automates the provisioning, configuration, and management of servers and cloud resources through reusable and scalable code. | ||
## π Overview | ||
**infra-as-code** is a repository for managing infrastructure using **Ansible** and **Terraform**, following the Infrastructure as Code (IaC) methodology. This project automates the: | ||
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The repository is organized into separate directories for Ansible and Terraform to keep infrastructure automation clean and maintainable. | ||
- π **Provisioning**: Easily set up resources with minimal manual intervention. | ||
- βοΈ **Configuration**: Manage server configurations through code. | ||
- π₯οΈ **Management of Servers**: Control and maintain cloud resources effectively. | ||
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## Features | ||
- Automated provisioning of infrastructure resources. | ||
- Configuration management using Ansible playbooks. | ||
- Infrastructure deployment and orchestration with Terraform. | ||
- Support for multiple environments and scalable setups. | ||
This repository organizes infrastructure automation into separate directories for **Ansible** and **Terraform**, ensuring a clean and maintainable approach. | ||
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## π Directory Structure | ||
- **Ansible**: Contains playbooks for configuration management. | ||
- **Terraform**: Holds configuration files for infrastructure deployment. | ||
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## π― Features | ||
- π οΈ **Automated Provisioning**: Quickly provision infrastructure resources. | ||
- βοΈ **Configuration Management**: Use Ansible playbooks for consistent server setups. | ||
- π **Infrastructure Deployment**: Orchestrate cloud resources with Terraform. | ||
- π± **Support for Multiple Environments**: Easily create and manage different environments. | ||
- π¦ **Reusable Modules**: Integrate common infrastructure components effortlessly. | ||
- π **Continuous Integration and Deployment**: Streamline updates through automated pipelines. | ||
- π **Monitoring and Logging**: Ensure infrastructure health with built-in monitoring tools. | ||
- π **Security Best Practices**: Follow security guidelines for managing sensitive data. | ||
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## π― Benefits | ||
- β‘ **Faster Deployment**: Automate infrastructure setup to save time and reduce errors. | ||
- π **Visibility and Control**: Easily track changes and manage configurations with version control. | ||
- π **Enhanced Security**: Implement best practices to safeguard sensitive information. | ||
- π **Scalability**: Scale your infrastructure up or down based on demand with ease. | ||
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## π Getting Started | ||
To get started with **infra-as-code**, clone the repository and explore the Ansible and Terraform directories. Follow the README instructions in each directory for specific setup and usage guidelines. | ||
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## π οΈ Requirements | ||
- [Ansible](https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/installation_guide/intro_installation.html) | ||
- [Terraform](https://www.terraform.io/downloads.html) | ||
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## π License | ||
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the [LICENSE](LICENSE) file for details. |