Create a VM Cluster in Azure with Terraform

Click the Cloud Shell icon (>_) in the upper right.

Select Bash.

In the Getting started pane, select No storage account required for an ephemeral session.

Using the dropdown menu, select the only subscription available.

Click Apply.

In Cloud Shell, create the clouddrive directory:

mkdir clouddrive

Change directory:

cd clouddrive

Download the lab_5_setup.sh script: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ACloudGuru/advanced-terraform-with-azure/main/lab_vm_cluster_resources/lab_5_setup.sh

Add execute permissions to the script.

Run the lab_5_setup.sh script.

In the Cloud Shell, review the networking.tf file.

Make note of the resource group and label, and then close the file.

Run the az group list command to get the subscription ID.

Import your resource group into Terraform using the resource name, label, and subscription ID.

After the import, add the name and location of your resource group to the networking.tf file so it looks like the code below (fill in with your resource group and location):

resource "azurerm_resource_group" "comics" {
    name     = "<RESOURCE_GROUP>"
    location = "<LOCATION>"
}

Save the file.

• Resource group
• Private IP of the first VM
• Private IP of the second VM
• Public IP
• Resource group location