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Why Cloud Automation at Scale
Cloud Automation at Scale
Terminology: get familiar with the lingo
What you will learn
Who should attend
Background Story
Your Mission: are you ready?
Module overview
Get Started
Create an AWS account (AWS event)
Create an AWS account (Self-Paced)
Sign up for a Torque free account
Connect your AWS Cloud Account to Torque
Module 1: Edit and publish your first blueprint
Prerequisites
Fork the sample blueprint repository
Link your blueprint repository to Torque
Link an artifact repository (S3 bucket)
Create an Amazon S3 bucket
Upload the application artifacts to S3
Connect your artifact repository to Torque
Create a promotion application blueprint for Developers
Edit the promotion-manager-all-aws-dev blueprint
Create a promotion application blueprint for load testing
Check your changes in Torque
Publish blueprints
Module 2: Deploy a Sandbox and Validate your application
Deploy a new sandbox
Select the blueprint from the catalog
Launch sandbox
Access your environment
Open the sandbox
Access promotion manager website with Quick Link
Ensure application availability
Troubleshooting environments
Troubleshoot instances
Access VM host console
Check out the logs and troubleshoot
Automated Deprovisioning vs. Extend
Module 3: Deploy your application environment using Jenkins and Torque REST API
Prerequisites
Create and Configure a new “Ops-Tools” space in Torque
Add blueprint repository to the Ops-Tools space
Create an S3 role using a Cloud Formation template
Publish the blueprint
Connect Jenkins to your Torque space
Deploy Jenkins with Torque
Browse the Torque REST API
Deploy a Sandbox from Jenkins
Check how the Jenkins pipeline script utilizes Torque
Run the pipeline to deploy the promotion manager application
Check results/console Output
Check the sandbox deployment in the output
Check that the sandbox was automatically created in Torque
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Module 4: Modify your blueprint to use an AWS native service
Prerequisites
Update your blueprint to use the Terraform module
Check the new infrastructure service of your application blueprint in Torque
Deploy your new blueprint
Validate your deployment
Summary
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Torque integrations
page for more details
