EC2-Automation

Overview

This project automates the deployment of an AWS EC2 instance, sets up security groups, configures a Cloudflare subdomain, installs Docker using Ansible, and deploys a portfolio website inside a Docker container. The entire deployment process is automated using Terraform, Ansible, and Bash scripting.

Features

• Automates AWS EC2 instance creation using Terraform.
• Configures security groups for SSH, HTTP, and HTTPS access.
• Updates Cloudflare DNS to point to the instance.
• Uses Ansible to install Docker on the instance.
• Deploys a Dockerized portfolio website.
• Provides automated deployment using a Bash script.

Prerequisites

• AWS account with access to create EC2 instances.
• Cloudflare account with API token.
• Terraform installed on your local machine.
• Ansible installed on your local machine.
• SSH key for authentication.

Installation & Deployment

1. Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/saurabh-mate/Terraform-Automation.git
cd Terraform-Automation

2. Configure Terraform variables:

Update the variables.tf file with your Cloudflare API token and Zone ID.

3. Initialize Terraform:

terraform init

4. Apply Terraform configuration:

terraform apply -auto-approve

5. Deploy using the script:

bash deploy.sh

Outputs

• Public IP of the EC2 instance.
• Cloudflare subdomain URL (http://saurabh.purvesh.cloud).
• Confirmation message upon successful deployment.

Accessing the Portfolio Website

Once deployed, you can access the portfolio website at:

http://saurabh.purvesh.cloud

Cleanup

To destroy the infrastructure, run:

terraform destroy -auto-approve

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Author

Saurabh Mate