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+  - value: 'What is "Infrastructure as code"?'
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+      What are the usual steps you need to follow to create and provision a server to host a website?
+
+      First, if you don't have hardware, you need to purchase a VPS through a site like DigitalOcean, Linode or Amazon AWS.
+
+      You need to select an operating system to install and provide your SSH keys so you can log in.
+
+      Once installed, you should apply any software updates and upgrades, and perform any initial configuration steps, so things are up to date and secure.
+
+      Then, you can install a web server like Apache, Nginx or Caddy, as well as any other software you need, such as a database server.
+
+      These all need to be configured, too, such as creating a virtual host for each website and declaring which services should start automatically when the server boots.
+
+      Because this is done manually, you need to document or remember everything, in case you need to repeat the same process in the future.
+
+      But, what if it didn't need to be manual?
+
+      ## Introducing "Infrastructure as Code"
+
+      Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tools, such as Ansible, Terraform and NixOS, allow you to define your configuration in code and apply it to your server or other infrastructure.
+
+      The code acts as living documentation that you can apply over and over again.
+
+      It speeds up the process and makes it more robust than re-typing or copying and pasting commands.
+
+      But, you aren't limited to web servers.
+
+      I use IaC to manage the DNS for my domains rather than using UIs.
+
+      You can even use it to provision the hardware, if you need to configure a new server.
+
+      If you have an API key for a provider, you can define in code how many servers you want, what specifications they have and what roles they perform.
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+      <p>What are the usual steps you need to follow to create and provision a server to host a website?</p>
+      <p>First, if you don't have hardware, you need to purchase a VPS through a site like DigitalOcean, Linode or Amazon AWS.</p>
+      <p>You need to select an operating system to install and provide your SSH keys so you can log in.</p>
+      <p>Once installed, you should apply any software updates and upgrades, and perform any initial configuration steps, so things are up to date and secure.</p>
+      <p>Then, you can install a web server like Apache, Nginx or Caddy, as well as any other software you need, such as a database server.</p>
+      <p>These all need to be configured, too, such as creating a virtual host for each website and declaring which services should start automatically when the server boots.</p>
+      <p>Because this is done manually, you need to document or remember everything, in case you need to repeat the same process in the future.</p>
+      <p>But, what if it didn't need to be manual?</p>
+      <h2>Introducing "Infrastructure as Code"</h2>
+      <p>Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tools, such as Ansible, Terraform and NixOS, allow you to define your configuration in code and apply it to your server or other infrastructure.</p>
+      <p>The code acts as living documentation that you can apply over and over again.</p>
+      <p>It speeds up the process and makes it more robust than re-typing or copying and pasting commands.</p>
+      <p>But, you aren't limited to web servers.</p>
+      <p>I use IaC to manage the DNS for my domains rather than using UIs.</p>
+      <p>You can even use it to provision the hardware, if you need to configure a new server.</p>
+      <p>If you have an API key for a provider, you can define in code how many servers you want, what specifications they have and what roles they perform.</p>
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