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Provisioning plus configuration management

Sumit Rawal answered on May 14, 2023 Popularity 1/10 Helpfulness 1/10

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    Example: Terraform and Ansible. You use Terraform to deploy all the underlying infrastructure, including the network topology (i.e., virtual private clouds, subnets, route tables), data stores (e.g., MySQL, Redis), load balancers, and servers. You then use Ansible to deploy your apps on top of those servers.

    This is an easy approach to get started with, because there is no extra infrastructure to run (Terraform and Ansible are both client-only applications), and there are many ways to get Ansible and Terraform to work together (e.g., Terraform adds special tags to your servers, and Ansible uses those tags to find the servers and configure them). The major downside is that using Ansible typically means that you’re writing a lot of procedural code, with mutable servers, so as your codebase, infrastructure, and team grow, maintenance can become more difficult.

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