Sample code to create pipeline to execute Terraform on Azure DevOps
In this sample code we will create a Pipeline utilizing Azure Pipelines. We will automatize the creation of Infrastructure on Azure Portal. It is recommended that the Developer has at least basic knowledge of Azure DevOps, Terraform and Docker. The demonstration video will show how the sample works. Additionally, we have Support plans in case you want personalized support.
We will encompass the next topics:
- How to create Service Connection linked to Docker Hub
- How to create a transversal pipeline for multiples repositories
- How to configure Approval in a specific Stage inside the pipeline
- How to approve the next Stages in running time from a Pipeline
- How to create a Resource Group using a Pipeline
- How to create a KeyVault using a Pipeline
- How to create an Azure DevOps Project using a Pipeline
- How to destroy a previously created resource using Pipelines
Recommended knowledge:
- Experience in a programming language
- Experiences or knowledge of Azure Portal and Azure DevOps
- Experience or solid knowledge in GIT
- Some knowledge of the GitFlow methodology
- Experience with Docker commands, for example pull, push and tag
Prerequisites:
- Terminal Bash, I will use WSL on Windows 10
- Azure CLI >= 2.56
- Terraform >=1.64
- At least one active primary account in the Azure Portal
- An organization active in Azure DevOps linked to the same Directory as the main Azure account.
- An account in Docker Hub
Checking Prerequisites:
Verifying the AZ CLI version
az -vazure-cli 2.56.0
core 2.56.0
telemetry 1.1.0
Dependencies:
msal 1.24.0b2
azure-mgmt-resource 23.1.0b2Verifying the Terraform version
terraform -vTerraform v1.6.4
on linux_amd64Check access to image located in my repository
docker pull registry.hub.docker.com/jbaldeon/slave-terraform:6Initial Settings:
Linking our PC to the Azure portal through our Microsoft account
az loginConfiguring to interact with Azure DevOps
export AZDO_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN=MY_CREATED_TOKEN_ON_AZURE_DEVOPSexport AZDO_ORG_SERVICE_URL=https://dev.azure.com/MY_AZURE_DEVOPS_ORGANIZATIONUseful commands:
Find out the Object ID
Get-AzADUser -UserPrincipalName SET_YOUR_USERGet-AzADUser -mail SET_YOUR_EMAILCommands to run this sample:
Validating that our code and configurations are correct
terraform init -reconfigure -backend-config="variables/backend_shared.conf" && terraform validate && terraform plan -var-file="variables/variable_shared.tfvars"Create the resources
terraform apply -var-file="variables/variable_shared.tfvars" -auto-approveCommands to destroy this sample:
Validating that our code and configurations are correct
terraform init -reconfigure -backend-config="variables/backend_shared.conf" && terraform validate && terraform plan -var-file="variables/variable_shared.tfvars" -destroyDestroying the resources
terraform apply -var-file="variables/variable_shared.tfvars" -auto-approve -destroyPrice: USD $3
Jimmy Baldeón
19 december, 2023
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