Terraform & CI/CD
summary
Bootstraps Terraform-based CI/CD using GitHub Actions (and shows parity for Azure DevOps/GitLab), actually provisions GitHub runners and Azure resources including dev/test/prod resource groups and managed identities, and stores remote state in an Azure Storage account with private endpoints. The pipeline uses OIDC for authentication and AVM/ALZ modules for repeatable bootstrapping. A working example repository and YAML templates exist; the presenter’s live demo encounters failures while the pipeline and plan/apply flow are otherwise implemented.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Terraform and CI/CD intro
- 3:00Why CI/CD and Terraform matter
- 9:22Bootstrapping CI/CD pipeline
- 16:30Demo: Terraform CI/CD workflow
- 22:19Maintaining Terraform pipelines
- 25:35Managing Terraform modules
- 33:03Q&A troubleshooting
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