This directory contains the concise code sample illustrating our deployment of Kubernetes on Azure, leveraging Terragrunt to maintain the Don’t Repeat Yourself (DRY) principle in our codebase
Before we proceed with creating the resources with terragrunt, we need to create a storange account manually to store the terraform states.
az group create --name terraform-state --location westus
az storage account create --name exoffenderstfstate --resource-group terraform-state
We’ve set up an Azure Container Registry (ACR) alongside our Kubernetes Cluster. To maintain cloud-agnosticism, we’re using private registry authentication instead of Azure IAM for Kubernetes authentication with the Registry.