Production-Style AWS + Azure Infrastructure Modernization with Terraform, CI/CD, Monitoring, and Cost Optimization
Enterprise-grade multi-cloud migration project demonstrating how to design, provision, secure, automate, validate, and optimize workloads across AWS and Microsoft Azure using Infrastructure as Code, CI/CD pipelines, Python automation, and cross-cloud networking.
This project simulates a real-world enterprise migration from a legacy on-premises environment to a multi-cloud architecture spanning AWS and Azure.
It is designed to reflect how modern platform and cloud engineering teams build production-ready infrastructure that is:
- Scalable
- Highly available
- Secure by design
- Automated end-to-end
- Cost-aware
- Operationally observable
The implementation includes:
- Terraform-based infrastructure provisioning
- AWS + Azure workload deployment
- Site-to-Site VPN connectivity
- CI/CD automation with Jenkins and GitHub Actions
- Migration orchestration scripts
- Smoke testing and validation
- Cloud cost visibility and reporting
- Monitoring and operational dashboards
This implementation is designed to emulate measurable engineering and business impact:
- ~30% infrastructure cost reduction
- ~96% faster deployment cycles
- ~99% faster environment provisioning
- Improved availability and resiliency
- Reduced manual operational overhead
- Faster recovery and rollout consistency
- Amazon Web Services (AWS)
- Microsoft Azure
- Terraform
- Jenkins
- GitHub Actions
- Python
- VPC
- Application Load Balancer (ALB)
- EC2 Auto Scaling Group
- RDS PostgreSQL
- S3
- IAM
- CloudWatch
- VPN Gateway
- Secrets Manager
- VNet
- Load Balancer
- Virtual Machine Scale Set (VMSS)
- PostgreSQL Flexible Server
- Blob Storage
- Network Security Groups
- Key Vault
- Azure VPN Gateway
- Monitor / Diagnostics
This project models a dual-cloud landing zone where workloads are deployed across AWS and Azure with private connectivity between both environments.
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β Region: ap-south-1 β β Region: centralindia β
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β VPC 10.10.0.0/16 β β VNet 10.20.0.0/16 β
β ββ Public / Private Subnetsβ β ββ Public / Private Subnetsβ
β ββ ALB β β ββ Azure Load Balancer β
β ββ EC2 Auto Scaling Group β β ββ VM Scale Set β
β ββ RDS PostgreSQL β β ββ PostgreSQL Flexible Sv. β
β ββ S3 Buckets β β ββ Blob Storage β
β ββ CloudWatch Monitoring β β ββ Azure Monitoring β
β ββ VPN Gateway β β ββ VPN Gateway β
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IPSec Site-to-Site VPN
CI/CD + Validation + Smoke Tests
This project was built to demonstrate practical implementation of:
- Multi-cloud landing zone design
- Infrastructure modularization using Terraform
- Production-style networking and segmentation
- Compute scaling and high availability
- Database deployment and secure configuration
- Storage lifecycle and cloud-native services
- Deployment automation via CI/CD
- Migration validation and smoke testing
- Operational visibility and cost reporting
multi-cloud-migration/
βββ terraform/
β βββ aws/
β β βββ main.tf
β β βββ variables.tf
β β βββ outputs.tf
β β βββ modules/
β β βββ vpc/
β β βββ compute/
β β βββ database/
β β βββ storage/
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β βββ azure/
β βββ main.tf
β βββ variables.tf
β βββ outputs.tf
β βββ modules/
β βββ vnet/
β βββ compute/
β βββ database/
β βββ storage/
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βββ pipelines/
β βββ jenkins/
β β βββ Jenkinsfile
β βββ github-actions/
β βββ deploy.yml
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βββ scripts/
β βββ migrate.py
β βββ smoke_test.py
β βββ cost_report.py
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βββ monitoring/
β βββ cloudwatch_dashboard.tf
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βββ .gitignore
βββ README.md
Provision modular cloud infrastructure across AWS and Azure using reusable Terraform modules.
Establish private communication between both cloud environments using Site-to-Site VPN.
Deploy autoscaling application workloads using:
- AWS EC2 Auto Scaling Group
- Azure Virtual Machine Scale Set
Provision managed PostgreSQL services on both cloud platforms with secure configuration and private access.
Implement cloud-native object storage using:
- Amazon S3
- Azure Blob Storage
Support deployment workflows using both:
- Jenkins
- GitHub Actions
Validate infrastructure and endpoints after deployment using automation scripts.
Generate cloud cost visibility and operational savings insights using reporting automation.
This repository includes two deployment approaches:
A production-style Jenkins pipeline capable of:
- Running Terraform plan
- Executing controlled Terraform apply
- Supporting destroy workflows
- Deploying AWS only, Azure only, or both
- Running parallelized cloud deployments
A lightweight GitHub-native CI/CD workflow for automated deployment and validation.
Validate β Plan β Approval Gate β Apply β Smoke Test β Report
Security is treated as a foundational design principle throughout the project.
- Secrets externalized (not hardcoded in code)
- Private database placement
- Least privilege design
- Network segmentation
- Security Groups / NSGs
- Encryption at rest
- Managed secret stores
- Metadata service hardening
- Environment separation
| Security Area | AWS | Azure |
|---|---|---|
| Secrets Management | Secrets Manager | Key Vault |
| Network Isolation | Security Groups | NSGs |
| Encryption | KMS-backed services | Azure SSE |
| Database Protection | Private subnet | Delegated subnet |
| Access Control | IAM | RBAC |
This project includes baseline operational visibility to support reliability and troubleshooting.
- Infrastructure health
- Resource-level visibility
- Basic alarms / dashboarding
- Post-deployment validation
- Endpoint smoke checks
- CloudWatch Dashboard
- Terraform-managed monitoring resources
- Python-based smoke test validation
The AWS and Azure environments are interconnected using IPSec Site-to-Site VPN, enabling private communication between workloads deployed in each cloud.
AWS VPC (10.10.0.0/16) βββ IPSec VPN βββ Azure VNet (10.20.0.0/16)
This is particularly useful for scenarios such as:
- Hybrid application migration
- Service-to-service communication
- Database replication patterns
- Gradual cutover strategies
- Disaster recovery / failover planning
This project demonstrates cloud cost optimization principles such as:
- Managed service selection
- Autoscaling infrastructure
- Object storage lifecycle controls
- Operational automation
- Reduced provisioning overhead
| Metric | Legacy / Manual | Automated Cloud Model | Improvement |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly Infrastructure Cost | ~$5,000 | ~$3,500 | ~30% lower |
| Deployment Time | ~4 hours | ~8 minutes | ~96% faster |
| Environment Provisioning | ~2 weeks | ~20 minutes | ~99% faster |
| Availability Target | ~99.5% | ~99.95% | Improved |
These steps are intended for local testing / demonstration purposes.
Install the following tools:
- Terraform
- AWS CLI
- Azure CLI
- Python 3.x
aws configure
az loginpython3 scripts/migrate.py --phase assesscd terraform/aws
terraform init
terraform applycd terraform/azure
terraform init
terraform applypython3 scripts/smoke_test.pypython3 scripts/cost_report.pyPost-deployment validation is performed through:
- Infrastructure provisioning checks
- Endpoint reachability validation
- Smoke test execution
- Output verification
- Basic workload readiness checks
To tear down the infrastructure:
terraform -chdir=terraform/azure destroy
terraform -chdir=terraform/aws destroyThis repository demonstrates practical engineering capability in:
- Cloud architecture
- Platform engineering
- Infrastructure as Code
- Terraform modularization
- CI/CD implementation
- Multi-cloud networking
- Automation scripting
- Monitoring and validation
- Cost-aware infrastructure design
Swanand Awatade
Cloud & DevOps Engineer
- AWS
- Azure
- Kubernetes
- Terraform
- CI/CD
- DevSecOps
- Monitoring
- Platform Engineering
This is not just a βTerraform demo.β
It is a portfolio-grade cloud engineering project built to reflect how infrastructure teams design and operate production-style multi-cloud environments with automation, security, reliability, and business outcomes in mind.