Infrastructure as a code
Infrastructure as code is an approach (methodology) in which the management of infrastructure (servers, databases, networks, and so on) and its deployment is carried out and automated by writing or modifying code. It is one of the popular DevOps practices.
What the provider does
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Analyzes your infrastructure and selects the necessary tools
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Writes code to manage the infrastructure, focusing on your technology stack
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Tests the resulting system
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Manages the infrastructure, acting as your outsourcing department or providing training for your employees
What is Infrastructure as Code
What is Infrastructure as Code
What is Infrastructure as Code
What is Infrastructure as Code
What is Infrastructure as Code
What is Infrastructure as Code
What is Infrastructure as Code
Infrastructure management and deployment can be done by any DevOps engineer
Requires fewer resources
Through automation and high traceability of changes
Speed up software delivery
The faster the infrastructure setup and the more automated it is, the faster the software delivery
Documentation and standardization
All infrastructure settings (setup) are reflected in the code and standardized due to the need to deploy through the code
Simplified version control and disaster recovery
IaC, on the one hand, makes it more difficult to make inconsistent changes, on the other hand, it makes it easier to roll back to a historical version through the natural use of version control tools.
Simplify testing
You can test changes and evaluate their results before implementing changes
Safety
Improved security through better change control and up-to-date security policies during the IaC implementation phase
Manage the business, not the infrastructure
Use the best market practices using the provider's expertise
Need more control over all infrastructure processes
We need to speed up the implementation of changes
You want to improve your DevOps but lack the expertise
You need a qualitative leap in the efficiency of development and administration of systems
Why iiii Tech