Build Your Cloud Infrastructure as Code With .Net Core - ADDO 2020

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1. Build Your Cloud Infrastructure as Code With .Net Core Hossam Barakat Technical Lead at Willow @hossambarakat_ | www.hossambarakat.net
2. @hossambarakat_ • Intro to Infrastructure as code • Your First Pulumi Program • Pulumi Fundamentals • Continuous Delivery Agenda
3. @hossambarakat_ Data Centers
4. @hossambarakat_ Rise of Cloud Computing
5. @hossambarakat_ How to provision cloud resources?
6. @hossambarakat_ Manual AKA Point and Click
7. @hossambarakat_ Manual AKA Point and Click
8. @hossambarakat_ Snowflake Servers
9. @hossambarakat_ Infrastructure as Code
10. @hossambarakat_ • Managing and provisioning cloud resources using code. Infrastructure as Code
11. @hossambarakat_ Imperative: CLI commands and scripts
12. @hossambarakat_ Idempotency and error handling
13. @hossambarakat_ Declarative Infrastructure as Code
14. @hossambarakat_ Tool Declarative Infrastructure as Code Desired State Actual Resources
15. @hossambarakat_ • Azure Resource Manager • AWS CloudFormation • Google Deployment Manager • Terraform • … Declarative Infrastructure as Code tools
16. @hossambarakat_ • JSON, YAML, domain specific languages (DSLs),… Infrastructure as Code tools
17. @hossambarakat_ https://noyaml.com/
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19. @hossambarakat_ Enter Pulumi
20. @hossambarakat_ • Pulumi is an open source infrastructure as code tool the lets you use real languages – C#, TypeScript, Go,… – to provision and manage cloud resources. What is Pulumi?
21. @hossambarakat_ • Control flow with loops and if conditions • Abstraction with functions, classes, packages,… • Code sharing with package management (Nuget, npm,…) • Authoring with favourite IDEs, refactoring, code completion, static type checking • Testing with existing frameworks and tools Benefits
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23. @hossambarakat_ Terraform vs Pulumi var resourceGroup = new ResourceGroup("pulumi-resources", new ResourceGroupArgs { Location = "West Europe" }); ); var environments = new string[]{"dev", "uat", "prod"}; foreach (var environment in environments) { var storageAccount = new Account($"storage{environment}", new AccountArgs { Name = $"iacpulumi{environment}", ResourceGroupName = resourceGroup.Name, Location = resourceGroup.Location, AccountReplicationType = "LRS", AccountTier = "Standard", }); } resource "azurerm_resource_group" "rg" { name = "terraform-resources" location = "West Europe" } variable "environments" { description = "storage account regions" type = list(string) default = ["dev", "uat", "prod"] } resource "azurerm_storage_account" "sa" { name = "iacpulumi${var.environments[count.index]}" resource_group_name = azurerm_resource_group.rg.name location = azurerm_resource_group.rg.location account_tier = "Standard" account_replication_type = "LRS" count = length(var.environments) }
24. @hossambarakat_ Pulumi Fundamentals
25. @hossambarakat_ Projects & Stacks web-app (Pulumi.yaml) Project $ pulumi new Stacks $ pulumi stack init stackName Pulumi.<stack-name>.yaml Pulumi.yaml
26. @hossambarakat_ Configurations $ pulumi config set dbPassword S3cr37 config: serverless-app:dbPassword: S3cr37 Pulumi.<stack-name>.yaml var config = new Pulumi.Config(); var password = config.Require("dbPassword"); Pulumi.cs
27. @hossambarakat_ Secrets $ pulumi config set --secret dbPassword S3cr37 var config = new Pulumi.Config(); var password = config.Require("dbPassword"); Pulumi.cs Pulumi.<stack-name>.yaml config: serverless-app:dbPassword: secure: AAABAELDrCQE+rQbzTxN43iAD6iGDXTYQ90AzpILkfEY3uwtc+g=
28. @hossambarakat_ But that would be imperative and not declarative?
29. @hossambarakat_ How Pulumi Works State CLI and Engine AWS Azure Kubernetes Providers Code Plan Apply new Resource()
30. @hossambarakat_ Continuous Deployment Infrastructure as Code Manual Review
31. @hossambarakat_ Summary
32. @hossambarakat_ Questions?
33. Thanks Hossam Barakat @hossambarakat_ www.hossambarakat.net