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Azure DevOps CI/CD Lab: AWS S3 Bucket with Terraform Cloud

Complete the CI/CD Workflow

1. In the Azure DevOps modal, clone the repository and name your working repo.

2. In the CodeStack editor, select the file to edit (azure-pipelines.yml or main.tf), view the Code Coach, and configure OIDC authentication and the S3 bucket resource.

3. In the Azure DevOps modal, commit your changes and create a pull request.

4. In the Terraform Cloud modal, verify the S3 bucket deployment and apply the changes.

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CodeStack
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Commit Changes

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Create Pull Request

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Pipeline Runs
Terraform Cloud

Pipeline Details

Verify and Apply
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What’s happening here?

The Azure DevOps pipeline (azure-pipelines.yml) defines a CI/CD process that triggers on the main branch, using the CodeStack CLI to apply Terraform configurations. It includes OIDC authentication via a service connection named AWS_OIDC, setting up AWS credentials securely. The Terraform configuration (main.tf) defines an AWS provider for the us-east-1 region and creates a private S3 bucket with a unique name based on the pipeline ID. The pipeline applies these changes via Terraform Cloud, ensuring secure and automated deployment to AWS.
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Success!

Congrats on completing the Azure DevOps CI/CD Lab!