Summary

Utilize Terraform, Bash and NodeJS to create a fully automated deployment of a portfolio website into OCI.

Description

NodeJS portfolio site (didn't design this myself, just editted 'i am john' portfolio) that is deployed to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) via Terraform with a Bash bootstrap for configuration of instances. The porfolio is made highly available if the OCI region supports multiple availability domains, otherwise it will deploy two instances on a single availability domain. The configuration looks like this:

Usage

Prerequisites

• Terraform: Installation Instructions
• Oracle Cloud Infrastruction Tenancy: Try Free

Steps (Local CLI)

1. Clone this repository to your machine in a directory of your choice
   • git clone https://github.com/danagarcia/portfolio.git
2. Navigate to portfolio/src/terraform
3. Create provider.tf
   • Follow guide: Set Up OCI Terraform
4. Initialize Terraform
   • Run terraform init
5. Create Plan
   • Run terraform plan
6. Apply Plan
   • Run terraform apply

Setps (OCI Resource Manager Stack)

1. Clone this repository to your machine in a directory of your choice
   • git clone https://github.com/danagarcia/portfolio.git
2. Navigate to portfolio/src/terraform
3. Copy your RSA public key ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub to portfolio/src/terraform
4. Copy portfolio/scripts/setup.sh to portfolio/src/terraform
5. Edit hostname, setup_path, and ssh_public_key_path in variables.tf
   • hostname is your domain name
   • setup_path is ./setup.sh
   • ssh_public_key_path is ./id_rsa.pub
6. Save changes to variables.tf
7. Compress all files in portfolio/src/terraform into a ZIP archive
8. In the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure portal type Stacks in the search
9. Click Stacks under the Services section of the drop down.
10. Click Create Stack
11. Select the .Zip file radio in the Stack Configuration section
12. Drag and drop the ZIP archive you created into the Stack Configuration section
13. Click Next
14. Click Next
15. Click Create
16. The stack will be created and you now can click Plan (follow defaults) then Apply (follow defaults) to deploy the resources