This repository holds the files for the demo held in the above talk.
For the most part, these are just Terraform files, so they can be run by any user who has access to the Azure subscription. However, for the purpose of testing, there is a Dockerfile included in the repo, which builds a sort of "sandbox" image with the az cli and terraform executables.
The image can be built in the usual way:
docker build -t testbox:latest .
Afterwards, the sandbox can be run with this command. Make sure to replace YOUR_AZURE_SUBSCRIPTION_ID with the correct value for your environment (this is a Terraform requirement, more info here):
docker run --rm -it -v $(pwd):/code -e ARM_SUBSCRIPTION_ID=YOUR_AZURE_SUBSCRIPTION_ID testbox
Once inside the sandbox, the first step is logging into Azure:
az login
You should now be in the terraform directory, so it is time to initialize the repository:
terraform init
Perform a plan to see what will be created:
terraform plan -refresh=true -out=terraform.tfplan
If you are satisfied with the changes being presented, you can commit them with terraform apply:
terraform apply terraform.tfplan