terraform

Get started with Terraform and CML! Read on for an overview of how to control virtual network infrastructure on CML2 using Terraform, the IaC tool of choice.

Cisco Developer Relations (DevRel) is committed to making sure that we continue each BE’s design and engineering ethos forward when we create labs, sample code, and sandboxes. 

All of Cisco's Cloud Networking products support automation using both Ansible and Terraform. Automating infrastructure provisioning and CI/CD deployment helps in many ways: logging changes in the infrastructure, automating the workflow and eliminating outages or failures due to faulty configuration changes. 

Infrastructure as Code can be a wide and complex topic, especially when bridging between public cloud and on-premises resources. DevNet’s website is designed for all levels of users and can provide you with resources to help you today and in your future automation endeavors.

See how Terraform with IOS XE simplifies complex network configurations by orchestrating provisioning, configuration, and state management - in the cloud, on-prem in the campus enterprise network, or in the data center.

Terraform or Ansible? Which is the best infrastructure-as-code tool for your environment? Or, can you use both together to take advantage of their unique strengths and purpose?

Cisco Nexus Dashboard provides a single focal point to unite the disparate views of globe-spanning multicloud data center operations, application deployment, and performance.

In this part 4 of the series we cover the Terraform Remote Backend using Terraform Cloud.

In part 3 of this series you get an explanation of the various configuration files you'll see in the Terraform demo.