✔️ Udacity Cloud DevOps Engineer Nanodegree Program - Project 2
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✔️ Udacity Cloud DevOps Engineer Nanodegree Program - Project 2
Load balancing through the target groups for an application using AWS!
1. Write an exercise in Terraform to create the below resources in AWS.
An example of an automated AWS VPC with both public and private subnets
Implementation of #VPC with servers in private subnets and NAT used in Production environment.
Construct Wordpress blog site on little secure VPC
Using AWS Elastic Load Balancing (ELB) and Auto Scaling services to load balance and automatically scale your infrastructure. (Covers: EC2, Linux CLI, Web Server, Private & Public Subnet, Encryption, Auto Scaling Launch Template, Auto Scaling Group, Auto Scaling Policies, ALB)
wordpress web with bastion host
This repository contains multiple versions of VPC templates
Terraform module for VPC
Here built an architecture for the VPC using the terraform as IaC
Setting up a secure virtual private cloud on amazon web services.
Here built an architecture for the VPC using the terraform as IaC
Terraform to launch Compute Cluster inside VPC in Google Cloud
Devised and developed a scalable and fault tolerant Netflix like full stack architecture.
Provision VPC with Terraform & deploy a Kubernetes Cluster in a 3-Tier architecture on AWS
Terraform infrastructure code for Address Book, a php Web App. Create Virtual Private Cloud, a public and private subnets, an Internet Gateway, a Route Table and add a route to the Internet, a security group for the web server and for the db, deploy web server and a MySQL RDS instance.
Tinc VPN as a gateway to private subnets
Stakater Blueprint for creating best-practices network on AWS. Stakater is an Infrastructure-as-Code DevOps solution to automate the creation of web infrastructure stack on AWS. Stakater is based on Docker, CoreOS, Terraform, Packer, Docker Compose, GoCD, Fleet, ETCD, and more.
Terraform module for building base networking in AWS
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