Next Wednesday, I will be speaking at the Norwegian Azure User Group about Terraform and Azure Kubernetes Service. During the process of creating a Terraform module for a client, I had to solve a bunch of problems related to creating flexible modules which was a great learning experience. As I started to recreate the module for public usage, I also started taking notes on how this works and that's were the basis for this talk comes from.
Afterwards, I'll be talking to Jan Egil Ring (Crayon) and Martin Ehrnst (Vipps) about Terraform, Kubernetes and Azure in general in a roundtable-type discussion.
The event is, of course, free and in English so feel free to join us at meetup.com!
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I'm maintaining Kubestack. It's a Terraform GitOps framework that supports AKS, EKS and GKE and enables multi-cluster and even multi-cloud GitOps workflows for teams. As part of the mission to improve the developer experience of IaC, Kubestack also speeds up the feedback loop through local development environments that automatically update as you make changes to the code. Just like application development frameworks.