Project Overview

Redis Infrastructure Deployment on AWS

This project provides a robust and automated solution for deploying a Redis infrastructure on Amazon Web Services (AWS). It leverages Terraform for infrastructure provisioning and Ansible for Redis installation and configuration, ensuring a scalable, secure, and easily manageable setup.

Key Features:

  • Automated Infrastructure Provisioning: Uses Terraform to define and provision all necessary AWS resources
  • Automated Redis Deployment: Employs Ansible to install, configure, and manage Redis on EC2 instances
  • Scalable: Easily adjust the number of Redis instances by modifying Terraform variables
  • Secure: Configures security groups to restrict access to Redis ports
  • CI/CD Integration: Includes a Jenkinsfile for automated deployment pipelines
  • Idempotent Deployments: Both Terraform and Ansible ensure repeatable and consistent deployments

Architecture Components

AWS Infrastructure

VPC, Subnets, EC2 instances, Security Groups, and optional VPC Peering for secure and scalable deployment

Infrastructure as Code

Terraform for automated provisioning and Ansible for configuration management and Redis deployment

CI/CD Pipeline

Jenkins integration for automated deployment with stages for planning, applying, and configuring

Technologies Used

TerraformInfrastructure Provisioning

Automated AWS resource creation including VPC, EC2, Security Groups

AnsibleConfiguration Management

Redis installation, configuration, and service management

AWSCloud Platform

EC2, VPC, Security Groups, and networking components

JenkinsCI/CD Pipeline

Automated deployment pipeline with multiple stages

RedisIn-Memory Database

High-performance caching and data structure server

Shell ScriptingAutomation

Infrastructure management and deployment scripts

Project Highlights

Deployment Process:

  1. Infrastructure Provisioning: Terraform creates VPC, subnets, EC2 instances, and security groups
  2. Configuration Management: Ansible installs and configures Redis on EC2 instances
  3. Security Setup: Security groups restrict access to Redis ports for enhanced security
  4. Scalability: Easy scaling by modifying Terraform variables
  5. Monitoring: Redis logs and service status monitoring capabilities

Key Benefits:

  • Fully automated deployment process
  • Highly available and secure Redis infrastructure
  • Easy to scale and manage
  • Cost-effective AWS resource utilization
  • Repeatable and consistent deployments