LUIT Project 18-Automating a Jenkins server build via Terraform

Scenario: Your team would like to start using Jenkins as their CI/CD tool to create pipelines for DevOps projects. They need you to create the Jenkins server using Terraform so that it can be used in other environments and so that changes to the environment are better tracked. For the Foundational project you are allowed to have all your code in a single <a href="http://main.tf/" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">main.tf</a> file (known as a monolith) with hardcoded data. Push all your code to GitHub and include the link to your repo in your documentation. <h1>FOUNDATIONAL:</h1> <ol> <li>Deploy 1 EC2 Instance in your Default VPC.</li> <li>Bootstrap the EC2 instance with a script that will install and start Jenkins.</li> <li>Create and assign a Security Group to the Jenkins Security Group that allows traffic on port 22 from your IP and allows traffic from port 8080.</li> <li>Create a S3 bucket for your Jenkins Artifacts that is not open to the public.</li> <li>Verify that you can reach your Jenkins install via port 8080 in your browser. Be sure to include a screenshot of the Jenkins login screen in your documentation.</li> <li>Push your code to GitHub and include the link in your write up.</li> </ol> <a href="https://medium.com/@samuel.colon.jr/luit-project-18-automating-a-jenkins-server-build-via-terraform-af91e63a16f3">Read More</a>