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# Terraform Azure
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## Terraform Commands
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To destroy the infrastructure you have built, run command `terraform destroy -state=./terraform.tfstate -var-file=./terraform.tfvars`
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* The `storage_name` variable is the name of the storage service to attach to the instance, it is blob storage service in Azure that serves as the backend to the instance. To build a storage using this make a module declaration within an environment for the `storage_service` module at `./modules/compute/storage/storage_service` and pass the appropriate variables in the `terraform.tfvars` file of the specified environment. It's important to note that each storage service requires a unique name.
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# Code & Demos to come soon:
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* Release 2: Basic Compute in Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud & Rackspace
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* Release 3: Networking Infrastructure in AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud & Rackspace
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* Release 4: Terraform Provisioning with Puppet, Chef & Ansible
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The `storage_name` variable is the name of the storage service to attach to the instance, it is blob storage service in Azure that serves as the backend to the instance. To build a storage using this make a module declaration within an environment for the `storage_service` module at `./modules/compute/storage/storage_service` and pass the appropriate variables in the `terraform.tfvars` file of the specified environment. It's important to note that each storage service requires a unique name.
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