Create and manage an AWS virtual machine using Ansible and Terraform.

Create a Docker Image containing a README and a web-server application.

• Node.js version >= v18.17.0 is required.
• Have an AWS Account
• Docker install on your machine (local test)

• Init and apply Terraform Easy goto
• Run Ansible playbook Easy goto

cd client

Install packages :

npm install

Run app :

npm run dev # Or see cleint/REAMDE.md

Localhost

Connect AWS CLI

You have to already have a secret key and an access key Easy goto to create key

aws configure

File : Dockerfile

• Create a Docker Image of my application

Check if Docker is running on your computer

docker build DOCKERFILE_PATH

# docker build DOCKERFILE_PATH -t TAG_NAME

List Docker Images and get Image ID

docker images

docker run -p LOCAL_PORT:CONTAINER_PORT IMAGE-ID

# or docker run -p LOCAL_PORT:CONTAINER_PORT TAG_NAME

Localhost

Folder : terraform-aws

• Create VM on AWS

cd terraform-aws

💡Generate a SSH key

Easy goto to create key

💡You can add your own variables value in prod.tfvars

terraform init

terraform plan

terraform apply

# or terraform apply -var-file {FILE NAME VARS}

terraform destroy

# or terraform apply -var-file {FILE NAME VARS}

Try to connect to your EC2 instance

Terraform will return your Instance Public IP

Easy goto to connect

Folder : ansible

• Install Docker
• Build and push Docker Image on AWS VM

🚨 In ansible/inventory add the ansible_hostname corresponding to your EC2 Adress IP

Run playbook

ansible-playbook -i inventory.ini playbook.yml

Access to your application :

http://YOUR_ADRESS_IP:3000/

ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 2048 -f my-key-name

Documentation AWS EC2

Connexion à votre instance Linux depuis Linux ou macOS à l’aide de SSH

Connectez-vous à votre instance Linux

ssh -i private-key username@IP-adress

💡 username is ubuntu

💡 Terraform will return your Instance Public IP or Get IP adresse

Copy / past your secret key

You can also download CSV file to save it in your computer