This repository has the Terraform code that provisions the infrastructure to your cloud provider for the NEDSS application (i.e. the infrastructure needed to deploy the NBS 7 microservices ). This code is a compilation of independent Terraform modules that comprise an NBS 7 environment.
This Terraform code is arranged in layers, each of which groups together related resources that comprise the NBS 7 infrastructure. This is explained further in the "Samples" section below.
The NBS 7 System Administrator Guide in the Deploy cloud infrastructure section provides more info about how to use this repository.
All tested and released modules for AWS are contained within this directory, and for Azure within this directory. Within each of those two directories, more info about each module can be found in each module's README.md.
As explained further in the aforementioned "Deploy cloud infrastructure" section, the following directories are a starting point of code you can copy and revise to deploy the infrastructure for an NBS 7 environment to your cloud provider.
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Azure: terraform/azure/samples/
Within the samples/ folder listed above for your cloud provider, there is a folder for each Terraform layer.
Each layer uses, and thus depends on, resources from the previous layer; where the ordering of layers is specified by the number that each layer's folder name begins with. Thus provisioning a given layer requires that the resources provisioned by any prerequisite layer(s) must already exist.
You do not necessarily need to use Terraform to provision every layer - you can skip running Terraform for any layer for which you have already provisioned those resources by some means other than Terraform.
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