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Architecture diagram of Azure PostgreSQL Flexible Server deployed with Terraform/OpenTofu using Private DNS and delegated subnet.
27Oct, 2025

Deploying Azure PostgreSQL Flexible Server with Terraform/OpenTofu — Private DNS, Subnet Delegation, and Lifecycle Control

In this post, we’ll explore how to deploy Azure PostgreSQL Terraform, using Private DNS, subnet delegation, and full lifecycle control. Databases are the heart of every cloud deployment. While compute instances can spin up and down in seconds, your data layer demands stability, privacy, and precision. In Azure, that’s where …

Azure Managed Disk Terraform architecture diagram showing direct attachment to backend VMs without iSCSI
15Aug, 2025

Creating Azure Managed Disks with Terraform/OpenTofu — and How It Differs from OCI

In this post, we’ll explore how to create and attach an Azure Managed Disk Terraform/OpenTofu, one of the simplest ways to automate storage provisioning in Azure. When you automate infrastructure across clouds, you quickly realize that “block storage” doesn’t mean the same thing everywhere.In this post, we’ll explore how to …

Azure VNet Terraform diagram showing public and private subnets with NSG and NAT Gateway
22Jul, 2025

Azure Virtual Network (VNet) and Subnets with Terraform — The Foundation of Your Cloud Network

🌤️ Introduction When building infrastructure in Microsoft Azure, everything starts with networking. In this article, you’ll learn step-by-step how to create an Azure VNet Terraform, define subnets, and attach Network Security Groups (NSGs) for traffic control. If you’ve already explored the OCI Virtual Cloud Network (VCN) with Terraform, you’ll immediately …

OCI Block Volume Terraform architecture diagram with iSCSI connection
06Jun, 2025

Provisioning OCI Block Volumes with Terraform/OpenTofu — and Why It’s Not Quite Like Azure

In this post, we’ll explore how to create and attach an OCI Block Volume Terraform/OpenTofu — one of the most fundamental building blocks in any Oracle Cloud Infrastructure deployment. Block storage is the quiet workhorse of every cloud environment. It powers databases, application backends, and the stateful workloads that can’t …

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28Oct, 2018

🍳 FoggyKitchen Manifesto: Let’s Cook the Cloud Infrastructure

Welcome to the FoggyKitchen Manifesto — a declaration of how we approach DevOps, Infrastructure as Code, and cloud automation. This blog is not about cooking in the ordinary sense — but about cooking the cloud infrastructure.For many years, IT infrastructure was built manually: clicking through GUIs, creating resources by hand, …