- Introduction
- Pre-requisites
- Launch Docker container
- Connect container to OCI Tenancy
- Getting Started with Automation Toolkit
- Using the Automation Toolkit
- MUST READ...
- Creating independent tfstate files for each resource
- Expected Behaviour Of Automation Toolkit
- FAQs
- Steps to Upgrade Your Toolkit
- Learn More...
- Automation Toolkit Learning Videos
CD3 stands for Cloud Deployment Design Deliverable.
The CD3 Automation toolkit has been developed to help in automating the OCI resource object management.
It reads input data in the form of CD3 Excel sheet and generates the terraform files which can be used to provision the resources in OCI instead of handling the task through the OCI console manually. The toolkit also reverse engineers the components in OCI back to the Excel sheet and Terraform configuration. This generated Terraform code can be used by the OCI Resource Manager or leveraged by the organisations’ CI/CD processes.
OCI Services | Details |
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IAM/Identity | Compartments, Groups, Dynamic Groups, Policies |
Network | VCNs, Subnets, DRGs, IGWs, NGWs, LPGs, Route Tables, DRG Route, Tables, Security Lists, Network Security Groups, Application Load Balancer, Network Load Balancers |
Governance | Tags (Namespaces, Tag Keys, Defined Tags, Default Tags, Cost Tracking) |
Compute | Instances – VM, BM, Dedicated VM Hosts |
Storage | FSS, Block and Boot Volumes, Backup Policies |
Database | Exa Infra, ExaCS, DB Systems VM and BM, ATP, ADW |
Management Services | Events, Notifications, Alarms, Service Connector Hub (SCH) |
Developer Services | Resource Manager, Oracle Kubernetes Engine (OKE) |
CIS Landing Zone Compliance | Download and Execute CIS Compliance Check Script, VCN Flow Logs, Cloud Guard, Object Storage, Key Vault, Budget |
- Git
- Any docker CLI compatible platform such as Docker or Rancher.
- Local Directory - A directory in your local system that will be shared with the container to hold the generated Terraform files.
- OCI Tenancy Access Requirement - Appropriate IAM policies must be in place for each of the resources that the user may try to create. Minimum requirement for the user to get started is to have the ability to read to the tenancy.
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This project is open source. Please submit your contributions by raising an Issue or through Discussion topic in this repository. Currently, we do not accept any pull requests. Oracle appreciates any contributions that are made by the open source community.
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