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AKS Federated Identity Credentials

AKS

AKS Federated identity credentials can access Azure resources like Key Vault or Storage account in the Kubernetes Pods without providing account credentials or connection strings in the code. Azure Kubernetes Service, or AKS, is a managed Kubernetes platform service which provides an environment for cloud-native apps. The service interoperates with Azure security, identity, cost management and migration services. The platform usage is famous in micro-service applications, but also a perfect environment for long-running data processes and orchestrations. Regardless of functionality,…

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DataBricks Automation with Azure DevOps

Terraform + DataBricks -> AzOps

Databricks on Azure is essential in data, AI and IoT solutions, but the env. automation can be challenging. Azure DevOps is a great tool for automation. Using Pipelines and product CLI integrations can minimise or even remove these challenges. My team is currently working on a cutting edge IoT platform where data flows from edge devices to Azure. We are dealing with data which is sensitive, and under GDPR so no one should have direct access to the data platform…

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Implement Azure Infra using Terraform and Pipelines

Implement Azure Infrastructure using Terraform and Pipelines

Continuous integration and delivery is part of DevOps processes, and currently part of most software projects. In my previous blog post, I had a review of the problem and why infrastructure as code (IaC) matters. The analysis included the architecture diagram and the Azure components. In this blog post as the continuation, you can read and learn how to Implement Azure Infra using Terraform and Pipelines to be part of your CI/CD in Azure DevOps. This blog post includes a…

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Azure Infrastructure using Terraform and Pipelines

Terraform + Azure DevOps

The size and complexity of cloud infrastructure have a direct relationship with management, maintainability and cost control of cloud projects. It might be easy to create resources using the Azure Portal or the CLI, but when there is a need to update properties, change plans, upgrade services or re-create all services in new regions the situation is more tricky. The combination of Azure DevOps pipelines and Terraform brings an enterprise-level solution to solve the problem. The Infrastructure Problem My previous…

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