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Immutable Infrastructure CI CD Using Jenkins and Terraform

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Immutable Infrastructure CI/CD Using Jenkins and Terraform on Architecture overview

Azure Virtual Machine Scale Sets Azure is a world-class cloud for hosting virtual machines running Windows or
Linux. Whether you use Java, Node.js, Go, or PHP to develop your applications,
you’ll need a continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD)
pipeline to push changes to these virtual machines automatically.

1 Change application source code.

2 Commit code to GitHub.

3 Continuous Integration Trigger to Jenkins.

4 Jenkins triggers a Packer image build to create a VM and stores it as a


VM image using Azure Managed Disks.
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Packer Azure Managed Disks 5 Jenkins triggers Terraform to provision a new Virtual Machine Scale
(VM Image) Set using the Azure Managed Disks VM image.
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6 Azure Log Analytics collects and analyzes logs.

5 7 Monitor application and make improvements.


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GitHub Jenkins

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Terraform Azure Virtual Machine
Scale Sets

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Azure products used in this solution

Managed Disks Virtual Machine Scale Sets

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