Terraform

Terraform your CICD Toolchain : SonarQube

So, in the previous article we’ve Terraformed GitHub (that must hurt), so let’s continue with another tool commonly used in a CICD process : SonarQube. For a brief introduction in case you don’t know this tool, SonarQube (or SonarCloud for its SaaS version) is an open-source software published under LGPL v3 made for Static Code Analysis having both free and paid Enterprise plans. Basically, SonarQube will analyse the source code, use a big set of rules associated to the language, and throw issues if it found bugs, regressions, security hotspots, duplicated code lines, code test coverage, or code smells.

December 23, 2022 - 3 minutes read time

Terraform your CICD Toolchain : GitHub

When you’re running and managing the CICD Toolchain of a big organization, you may want to establish some conventions and usage rules to avoid having to manage a big inconsistent mess. One possibility to avoid this, after you had established your various naming conventions and usages, is to use Terraform to maintain all of the objects constitutes your application projects. For example, if your application’s sources are hosted on GitHub, using Actions for the build and SonarQube for the code quality analysis, you have to maintain both services : the repositories, the accesses, and the SonarQube project.

December 18, 2022 - 6 minutes read time

Terraformer son serveur Proxmox

A la suite du malheureux incident vécu par OVH et ayant perdu mon serveur dédié durant celui-ci, j’ai du tout reconstruire. Le bon côté de cette mésaventure est que cela me permet de repartir sur une nouvelle base et de développer de nouvelles compétences. Ici, mon objectif a été d’automatiser le plus possible les actions me permettant de créer les différents composants que j’auto-héberge sur ma machine. Le premier était : reconstruire mes VM en peu de temps.

March 25, 2021 - 12 minutes read time