Deploy style: Declarative cloud / infrastructure

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Not everything can be run on a single machine (although much can, systems are powerful these days(!)). There are options to declare a full cloud configuration, albeit typically linked to a single cloud provider. You declare what servers need to be running what images, which additional services you need (managed storage, databases), network architecture and more. Well known options are Amazon’s CloudFormation (“limited” to manage AWS) and OpenTofu (multi cloud fork of the now “BSL” licensed Terraform).

Properties

See for possibilities Deploying Web applications:

  • Style: Declarative
  • OS virtuality: Typical
  • Application virtuality: Direct to the virtual OS (often Containered)
  • From where: Typically in devops setting
  • Scope: From OS to Application
style
Declarative
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Virtual (typically)

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