• Clone this reposetory
• Install Terraform
• Use azurerm as a provider.
• Run in the cli "terraform init"
• Create 2 workspaces Production and Staging and select one
• For Production workspace run in the cli terraform apply -var-file production.tfvars -auto-approve
• For Staging workspace run in the cli terraform apply -var-file staging.tfvars -auto-approve

in production.tfvars and staging.tfvars you have those variables and you will need to fill the blanks one

resource_group_name = "staging"
location            = "eastus"

sku                             = "Standard_F2"
num_of_instances                = 2
admin_username                  = ""
admin_password                  = ""
postgres_administrator_login    = "postgres"
postgres_administrator_password = ""
myIP_Address                    = "" / your IP address

okta_org_url   = ""
okta_secret    = ""
okta_client_id = ""
okta_key       = ""

the only thing thats diffrent are num_of_instances, in production we have 3 instances and in staging 2 instances (Goal 4)

okta_key is used to fill automatic your okta app sign-in redirect URIs. the get key go to your okta portal. on the left menu choose Security -> API click on the Tokens tab and click Create Token

1. Use Terraform to provision the infrastructure.
2. Use Ansible to deploy the NodeWeightTracker application. - https://github.com/TamirAtia/ansible-bootcamp
3. Create two environments: Staging and Production
4. Both environments must be identical except for the size of the vms (production ones must be larger).
5. Using a Managed Postgresql

We have to use a terraform platform and let's get practice first with a simple hands on manual

https://learn.hashicorp.com/tutorials/terraform/install-cli?in=terraform/azure-get-started

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/developer/terraform/create-linux-virtual-machine-with-infrastructure

then we will build our app environment using infrastructure as a code (IaaC) in Azure cloud

https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/account/