What we’re about
Interested in DevOps? Curious about an emerging tool? Our Meetup group aims to provide a hands on experience with some of the most popular DevOps tools. Our aim is to provide a platform to share knowledge amongst the community and spark inspiration in creative minds.
The Groups Objectives are:
* To provide a community with practical hands on examples using some of the latest DevOps tools
* To meet like minded techies and share each others experiences
* To collaborate in an environment where we bring our ideas to life and learn how these technologies work
To help us achieve the above, we respectively ask that all participants of our Playground adhere to our official Code of Conduct. Should you have any questions, please reach out to one of the Playground organisers on the this Meetup page.
Thanks, and we hope you to see you at Playground soon
Upcoming events (2)
See all- DevOps Playground: Automating Terraform Workflows + Atlantis on AWS (Manchester)Manchester One, Manchester
Note: This is an in-person event - if you want to join online go to - https://www.meetup.com/devopsplayground/events/300304804
Presenter:
Kishore Vakkala – https://www.linkedin.com/in/kishore-kumar-vakkala-b66ab019/In this hands-on session, you’ll be provided with a concise overview of how Atlantis (deployed on an AWS EC2 instance) automates Terraform workflows.
- Deployment on AWS EC2: Explore the process of deploying Atlantis on an AWS EC2 instance, highlighting its scalability and flexibility benefits for managing Terraform configurations.
- Integration with Version Control: Discuss connecting Atlantis to repositories on GitHub, Bitbucket or GitLab via webhooks, enabling automated Terraform workflow management directly from the version control platform.
- Setting up GitLab Integration: Explain the steps to integrate Atlantis with GitLab, facilitating seamless collaboration and automation within the GitLab environment.
- Installing and Configuring Atlantis: Cover the installation and configuration process of Atlantis on the AWS EC2 instance, emphasising best practices for setup and ensuring smooth operation.
- Testing Terraform Builds: Demonstrate committing a sample Terraform build to the connected repository and showcase how Atlantis automatically triggers a Terraform plan and creates a pull request for review.
- Review and Merge Workflow: Illustrate how Atlantis facilitates collaboration by generating pull requests for proposed Terraform changes, streamlining the review process and enabling confident merges.
- Working with Multiple Terraform Workspaces: Discuss how Atlantis handles multiple Terraform workspaces, enabling teams to manage infrastructure across different environments efficiently.
- Security and Compliance Considerations: Address security best practices when deploying Atlantis on AWS, emphasising its role in enforcing version control standards and infrastructure-as-code governance.
Agenda (in-person, stream will start at 18:30):
18:00 - Doors open, time to settle in and grab a drink!
18:30 - Start of the session
19:00 - Doors close
20:00 - Time for the pizza and networking
21:00 - The end
For those coming to our Meet-up for the first time, we believe in learning by doing so please bring a laptop with you! The session will start with a short presentation introducing the topic and lead into a one-hour-long hands-on lab. We will provide an environment for you, so anything with a web browser from this century should be sufficient!
- DevOps Playground: Automating Terraform Workflows with Atlantis on AWS (Online)Link visible for attendees
Note: This is an online event - if you want to join in-person (Manchester) go to - https://www.meetup.com/devopsplayground/events/300304791/
Presenter:
Kishore Vakkala – https://www.linkedin.com/in/kishore-kumar-vakkala-b66ab019/In this hands-on session, you’ll be provided with a concise overview of how Atlantis (deployed on an AWS EC2 instance) automates Terraform workflows.
- Deployment on AWS EC2: Explore the process of deploying Atlantis on an AWS EC2 instance, highlighting its scalability and flexibility benefits for managing Terraform configurations.
- Integration with Version Control: Discuss connecting Atlantis to repositories on GitHub, Bitbucket or GitLab via webhooks, enabling automated Terraform workflow management directly from the version control platform.
- Setting up GitLab Integration: Explain the steps to integrate Atlantis with GitLab, facilitating seamless collaboration and automation within the GitLab environment.
- Installing and Configuring Atlantis: Cover the installation and configuration process of Atlantis on the AWS EC2 instance, emphasising best practices for setup and ensuring smooth operation.
- Testing Terraform Builds: Demonstrate committing a sample Terraform build to the connected repository and showcase how Atlantis automatically triggers a Terraform plan and creates a pull request for review.
- Review and Merge Workflow: Illustrate how Atlantis facilitates collaboration by generating pull requests for proposed Terraform changes, streamlining the review process and enabling confident merges.
- Working with Multiple Terraform Workspaces: Discuss how Atlantis handles multiple Terraform workspaces, enabling teams to manage infrastructure across different environments efficiently.
- Security and Compliance Considerations: Address security best practices when deploying Atlantis on AWS, emphasising its role in enforcing version control standards and infrastructure-as-code governance.
Youtube: https://youtube.com/live/DJZ0VpkTt10
Agenda (in-person, stream will start at 18:30):
18:00 - Doors open, time to settle in and grab a drink!
18:30 - Start of the session
20:00 - Time for the pizza and networking
21:00 - The end
For those coming to our meet-up for the first time, we believe in learning by doing so please bring a laptop with you! The session will start with a short presentation introducing the topic and lead into a one-hour-long hands-on lab. We will provide an environment for you, so anything with the web browser from this century should be sufficient!
