questions

Question 1

1. What is Infrastructure as Code?

Answer 1

You write and execute the code to define, deploy, update, and destroy your infrastructure

Question 2

2. What are the benefits of IaC?

Answer 2

a. Automation
We can bring up the servers with one script and scale up and down based on our load with the same script.

b. Reusability of the code
We can reuse the same code

c. Versioning
We can check it into version control and we get versioning. Now we can see an incremental history of who changed what, how is our infrastructure actually defined at any given point of time, and we have this transparency of documentation

IaC makes changes idempotent, consistent, repeatable, and predictable.

Question 3

3. How using IaC make it easy to provision infrastructure?

Answer 3

IaC makes it easy to provision and apply infrastructure configurations, saving
time. It standardizes workflows across different infrastructure providers (e.g.,
VMware, AWS, Azure, GCP, etc.) by using a common syntax across all of them.

Question 4

4. What is Ideompodent in terms of IaC?

Answer 4

The idempotent characteristic provided by IaC tools ensures that, even if the same
code is applied multiple times, the result remains the same.

Question 5

5. What are Day 0 and Day 1 activities?

Answer 5

IaC can be applied throughout the lifecycle, both on the initial build, as well as
throughout the life of the infrastructure. Commonly, these are referred to as Day
0 and Day 1 activities. “Day 0” code provisions and configures your initial
infrastructure.“Day 1” refers to OS and application configurations you apply after
you’ve initially built your infrastructure.

Question 6

6. What are the use cases of Terraform?

Answer 6

Heroku App Setup
Multi-Tier Applications
Self-Service Clusters
Software Demos
Disposable Environments
Software Defined Networking
Resource Schedulers
Multi-Cloud Deployment
Multi-Cloud Deployment