From IaC to InfraOps: Automating Day-2 Operations with Terraform Actions & Ansible
summary
Demo shows a Git push to Terraform Cloud triggers a workspace run that creates two VMs on Google Cloud (5 → 7), calls HashiCorp Vault for credentials, and fires Terraform Actions which launch a job on the Ansible Automation Platform to configure and remediate the new hosts. The pipeline provisions VMs and completes patching — the demo applies 127 patches to the two new instances and finishes end-to-end in about five minutes.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:05Day 0 vs Day 2 ops
- 8:31Infrastructure lifecycle challenges
- 15:59Terraform workflow issues
- 17:44Terraform Actions for Day 2
- 22:22Terraform & Ansible integration
- 26:17Live demo setup
- 31:42End-to-end demo
- 35:19Summary
- 36:22Q&A
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