Instead of implementing cloud-specific resources for deployment (e.g. CloudFormation templates for AWS, Azure Resource Manager for Azure, etc.), we should probably use a tool like Terraform or Pulumi that can help us abstract away the cloud-specific aspects of the deployment. We need an evaluation of the market, and a determination of which tools might be suitable.
Then, there should be a 'bake-off': each tool should be put through its paces and a determination made as to which tool we should use.
Finally we will create the necessary IaC artifacts for deploying an OBA server with the selected tool.
Update: with rumors floating around that IBM is going to acquire Hashicorp, I'd like to also evaluate OpenTofu, which is a Terraform fork: https://opentofu.org
aaronbrethorst
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1 month ago
Instead of implementing cloud-specific resources for deployment (e.g. CloudFormation templates for AWS, Azure Resource Manager for Azure, etc.), we should probably use a tool like Terraform or Pulumi that can help us abstract away the cloud-specific aspects of the deployment. We need an evaluation of the market, and a determination of which tools might be suitable.
Then, there should be a 'bake-off': each tool should be put through its paces and a determination made as to which tool we should use.
Finally we will create the necessary IaC artifacts for deploying an OBA server with the selected tool.
Update: with rumors floating around that IBM is going to acquire Hashicorp, I'd like to also evaluate OpenTofu, which is a Terraform fork: https://opentofu.org
Update 2: IBM acquired Hashicorp, and now Oracle is throwing its weight behind OpenTofu. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40365198