Infrastructure as code in action - How we built a platform during a cloud migration
summary
A cloud migration moves a 96,000 requests per minute connected‑vehicle backend into a custom Azure platform in six months for a 40‑person team across three geographies, using Terraform and Azure DevOps to provision resources, centralize remote state in blob storage, and offer on‑demand test environments. Key wins and headaches: automated pipelines with approval gates, DNS load balancing via Traffic Manager, scripts to discover AKS resource IDs and create vnet endpoints, a container registry proxy for China, and runtime alerts to catch DB CPU storms.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:32Project background
- 6:09Questions
- 7:29Initial requirements
- 12:37Security
- 25:12Firewall
- 31:13DevOps
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