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The pull request must both contain a README.md and have description following this template: | ||
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The README.md file must be located in the directory: | ||
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contributions/executable-tutorial/week5/mnem/README.md | ||
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Assignment Proposal | ||
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Infrastructure as Code with Pulumi setup | ||
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Names and KTH ID | ||
Muhammadsodiq Nematjanov (mnem@kth.se) | ||
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Deadline | ||
task 3 | ||
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Executable-tutorial | ||
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Description | ||
This tutorial offers a detailed, step-by-step guide on using Pulumi for Infrastructure as Code (IaC) to install, configure, and deploy an infrastructure that includes an NGINX web server and various services like NGINX and Redis, all within Docker containers. It walks through the process of defining and managing infrastructure resources using Pulumi, allowing users to provision and control their infrastructure in a declarative way. By following this guide, users will gain practical experience in utilizing Pulumi to apply DevOps principles in managing their infrastructure efficiently. | ||
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Relevance | ||
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This tutorial provides a concise guide on using Pulumi for Infrastructure as Code (IaC) to set up and deploy an NGINX web server and services like Redis in Docker containers. It covers the steps to define and manage infrastructure resources declaratively with Pulumi, giving users hands-on experience in applying DevOps practices to efficiently manage their infrastructure. |