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* [[Infrastructure as Code#Concepts|Infrastructure as Code]]
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Infrastructure is not something you build and forget, in requires constant change: fixing, updating and improving. Infrastructure as Code principles and tools help delivering '''change''' more frequently, quickly and reliably, while improving the overall quality of the system at the same time. Used correctly, Infrastructure as Code embeds quality, reliability and compliance into the process of making changes. Changing infrastructure becomes safer.
Infrastructure is not something you build and forget, in requires constant change: fixing, updating and improving. Infrastructure as Code principles and tools help delivering '''change''' more frequently, quickly and reliably, while improving the overall quality of the system at the same time. Used correctly, Infrastructure as Code embeds quality, reliability and compliance into the process of making changes. Changing infrastructure becomes safer.

Revision as of 00:50, 27 December 2021

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Overview

Infrastructure is not something you build and forget, in requires constant change: fixing, updating and improving. Infrastructure as Code principles and tools help delivering change more frequently, quickly and reliably, while improving the overall quality of the system at the same time. Used correctly, Infrastructure as Code embeds quality, reliability and compliance into the process of making changes. Changing infrastructure becomes safer.

Core Practices

Define Everything as Code

Code can be versioned and compared.

Continuously Test and Deliver

Continuously testing small pieces encourages a modular, loosely coupled design.

Build Small, Simple Pieces that Can Be Changed Independently

Stack

Collection of infrastructure resources provisioned from cloud platforms.

Stack Instance