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Azure

Requirements

  • Terraform needs to be locally installed.
  • An Azure account is needed.
  • Azure CLI.

Instructions for Azure

  1. Sign in to the correct subscription using the az cli

    $ az login

    Note: if you have multiple subscriptions, you will have to set the default one using az account set --subscription YOURSUBSCRIPTION

  2. Navigate to the terraform azure folder

    $ cd terraform/azure

  3. Initialize terraform

    $ terraform init

  4. Create a terraform.tfvars file inside the terraform folder It needs to contain the following as a minimum:

    azure_location          = "" # azure location where you want to provision the resources
azure_subscription_id   = "" # azure subscription id in which subcsription you want to provision the resources

    Check out variables.tf for a complete list of variables

  5. Verify the configuration and execution plan by running terraform plan

    $ terraform plan

  6. Apply the configuration

    $ terraform apply

Custom domain support

This terraform script supports the use of custom domains via Azure DNS.

  1. Ensure your account can create DNS records in the target Azure DNS zone.

  2. Add the following values to the terraform.tfvars file:

    azure_location    = "" # azure location where you want to provision the resources
custom_domain     = "acebox.example.com" # Set to override default domain (ip_address.xip.io)
dns_zone_name     = "example.com" # Name of Azure DNS zone

Send OpenTelemetry Traces to Dynatrace

It is possible to leverage the Ansible OpenTelemetry callback plugin to send Traces to the Dynatraces API.

The following variable need to be set to enable it:

otel_export_enable = true

Note: The traces will be sent to the dt_tenant/api/v2/otlp endpoint Note: The api token specified in the dt_api_token variable needs to have the additional openTelemetryTrace.ingest scope

Useful Terraform Commands

Command Result
terraform destroy deletes any resources created by Terraform
terraform plan -destroy view a speculative destroy plan, to see what the effect of destroying would be
terraform show Outputs the resources created by Terraform. Useful to verify IP addresses and the dashboard URL.
terraform output -json Shows Terraform outputs in clear text json. This command might be useful to show the dashboard password.