Azure Arc: Unified Management for Hybrid and Multi-Cloud Environments

Azure Arc is Microsoft’s solution for managing hybrid and multi-cloud environments. It offers unified management for resources regardless of their location, extending Azure’s capabilities to non-Azure environments. With a focus on Kubernetes, it enables consistent application deployment, security, and governance across different clusters, making it a valuable tool in complex, multi-cloud setups. Continue reading →

Terrazura – A Build Out of an Azure based, Hasura GraphQL API on Postgres

I created this repo https://github.com/Adron/terrazura​ during a live stream on my Twitch Thrashing Code Channel 🤘 at 10am on the 30th of December, 2020. The VOD is now available on my YouTube Thrashing Code Channel https://youtube.com/thrashingcode​ . A rough as hell year, but wanted to wrap it up with some solid content. In this stream... Continue reading →

Wat?! Ugh Terraform State is Complicated Sometimes! ‘url has no host’

As I’ve been working through the series (part 1, 2, 3, and 4 so far), a number of issues come up (like this one), and this seemed like a good one to post too. As I’ve been working through I started stumbling into this error around destroying images via terraform destroy . Now, I’m not... Continue reading →

Development Workspace with Terraform on Azure: Part 4 – DSE w/ Packer + Importing State 4 Terraform

The next thing I wanted setup for my development workspace is a DataStax Enterprise Cluster. This will give me all of the Apache Cassandra database features plus a lot of additional features around search, OpsCenter, analytics, and more. I’ll elaborate on that in some future posts. For now, let’s get an image built we can... Continue reading →

Development Workspace with Terraform on Azure: Part 3 – Next Step Kubernetes

In part 1 of this series I setup Terraform and put together a basic setup for ongoing use. In part 2 I setup Packer and got a template started that installs Apache Cassandra 3.11.4. In this part there’s one more key piece. Really key piece for iterating and moving quickly with development needs on a... Continue reading →