Introduction to Infrastructure Repo

• This code setups infrastructure deployment pipeline using the manual steps and bootstrap azure cli script.
• Once pipeline is deployed, the pipeline is used to deploy ohter infrastructure resources using Terraform.
• Terraform state and lock is stored in Azure storage backend (The storage account name should be globally unique. Hence you will have to define a unique storage account name)

Running the bootstrap template to create the pipeline.

• Requirements
  • Azure CLI
  • Azure Account

Create Azure DevOps Organization

• Azure DevOps Organization could only be created using the Azure DevOps Portal.

Create DevOps Project & Other components.

• Update bootstrap.pwsh as per your Organization.
• Execute the script with Azure CLI
• Provide Azure credentials to login into console.

Apply for Pipeline credits from Azure

• You may require to apply for pipeline credits from Azure to run the pipelines.

• Update the variables in bootstrap.pwsh as per your requirements.

• Execute the following command to deploy the pipeline.

  • cd bootstrap
  • aws cloudformation create-stack --stack-name bootstrap-stack --template-body file://bootstrap.yml --parameters file://bootstrap.json --profile aws-profile-name --capabilities CAPABILITY_NAMED_IAM

• Setting Up Initial AWS Resources

  • Any change to the InfraSourceBranch branch defined in the bootstrap.json will trigger the infrastructure pipeline to create / delete / update resources.

• Adding / Modifying Resources

  • Add new resources to ./dev/main.tf
  • Modify ./dev/var.tf, ./dev/output.tf as required.

• Removing Resources

  • Comment / Delete items in ./dev/main.tf and ./dev/output.tf