Pre-requisites Before we deploy any resources using terraform and DevOps we need to know complete few items. Store Terraform state file Create Azure DevOps Project Create Azure Service Principal Sample Terraform code Finally, creating yaml file to deploy the code. Store Terraform state file When deploying using Terraform it will create a state file locally […]
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1. How to find the terraform state of any configuration. Ans:terraform state listterraform state show ‘attribute’ Example:1.a LoginName@Azure:~/directorysampleone$ terraform state listazurerm_resource_group.rgterra 1.b LoginName@Azure:~/directorysampletwo$ terraform state listazurerm_network_interface.nicterrademoazurerm_network_security_group.nsgterrademoazurerm_public_ip.publicipterrademoazurerm_resource_group.rgterrademoazurerm_storage_account.mystorageaccountazurerm_subnet.subnetterrademoazurerm_virtual_network.vnetterrademorandom_id.randomId 1.c LoginName@Azure:~/directorysampleone$ terraform state show ‘azurerm_resource_group.rgterra’# azurerm_resource_group.rgterra:resource “azurerm_resource_group” “rgterra” { id = “/subscriptions/xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx/resourceGroups/terratestResourceGroupa” location = “westus” name = “terratestResourceGroupa” tags =
A Kubernetes cluster can have multiple namespaces. Namespaces are used to separate, manage, and organize resources in the cluster. When the cluster default namespace is provisioned, it can contain the production pods, services, and Deployments in the cluster. The control plane, running in the kube-system namespace, contains the core cluster components List existing namespaces in the
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