Infrastructure as Code Creator for Cloud Computing-Terraform Cloud Management

Example

Automating the deployment of a highly available web application across AWS and Azure to ensure redundancy and failover capabilities.

Scenario

A company seeks to deploy its critical applications across multiple cloud providers to enhance availability and disaster recovery strategies. Using Infrastructure as Code, they define the required resources for each cloud provider, including virtual machines, load balancers, and database services, ensuring that the application remains operational even if one provider experiences downtime.

Example

Defining security groups, VPCs, and subnets in a Terraform script to standardize network setups across projects.

Scenario

An organization wants to enforce a standard network architecture across its cloud projects to maintain security and compliance. By using Infrastructure as Code, they create templates for network configurations that can be reused, ensuring consistent security policies and simplifying the network setup process for new projects.

Example

Using Terraform to dynamically adjust resources like compute instances and database capacities based on load.

Scenario

During peak business hours, a retail company needs to scale its e-commerce platform to handle increased traffic. With Infrastructure as Code, they implement auto-scaling policies that automatically adjust the number of compute instances and database capacities, ensuring the platform remains responsive without manual intervention.