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Infrastructure as Code on AWS - An Introduction
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Mastering AWS (or any cloud provider) doesn't only mean knowing all about the different services and configurations. But it also means working on AWS in a professional setting with professional tools. You cannot build scalable and reproducible applications on the cloud without learning Infrastructure as Code tools. Cloud architectures can be quite complex. Creating these architectures within the AWS Console is simply not possible. Once you need to deploy the same infrastructure in a second account or in another region you will face many problems. That is why we focus in this blog post on why we need Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and what it actually is. To understand it even better we look a bit at the history of IaC and which tools are out there. Application Code vs. Infrastructure Code One thing to note right at the beginning is that the line between infrastructure code and application code gets really blurry. A few years back IaC simply referred to the infrastructure your other appl...
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