To make the ALB understand the type of traffic it is handling, we can use […]
Private subnets – Managing Infrastructure as Code with AWS CloudFormation
Similar to public subnets, private subnets are also carved out from the same VPC CIDR […]
Modules for code reusability – Managing Infrastructure as Code with AWS CloudFormation
Working with modules in Terraform is a better experience. First of all, a large number […]
Reusable resource configurations – Managing Infrastructure as Code with AWS CloudFormation
Certain resource combinations represent frequently defined stacks and are a good candidate for reuse. A […]
Leverage other service integrations – Managing Infrastructure as Code with AWS CloudFormation
It is a good practice to avoid including secure data such as passwords, service tokens, […]
Mapping a resource definition with a deployment – Managing Infrastructure as Code with AWS CloudFormation
Unlike CloudFormation, Terraform has a one-to-one mapping between what you define in the template and […]
Network architecture design to support multi-AZ deployments – Managing Infrastructure as Code with AWS CloudFormation
We will deploy our networking resources in eu-central-1, also known as the Frankfurt region. Once […]
Deploying the network stack – Managing Infrastructure as Code with AWS CloudFormation
A complete version of the network stack template can be found at https://github.com/PacktPublishing/AWS-DevOps-Simplified/blob/main/chapter-4/ cfn-templates/network-stack.yml. From […]
API call logging with CloudTrail – Managing Infrastructure as Code with AWS CloudFormation
Like other AWS services, AWS CloudFormation is integrated with AWS CloudTrail for logging its API […]
Template – Managing Infrastructure as Code with AWS CloudFormation
A CloudFormation template is a blueprint of the resources in your infrastructure stack and their […]