How do I provision Tempo in Azure with Ansible?

Provisioning Tempo in Azure can be efficiently managed using Ansible, an open-source automation tool that allows you to define infrastructure as code. This guide provides clear steps on how to achieve this setup seamlessly.

- name: Provision Tempo in Azure hosts: localhost tasks: - name: Create Azure Resource Group azure_rm_resourcegroup: name: myResourceGroup location: eastus - name: Create Tempo Service azure_rm_webapp: resource_group: myResourceGroup name: tempoApp state: present app_service_plan: myAppServicePlan runtime_stack: 'NODE|14' - name: Deploy Tempo Application azure_rm_webapp_deploy: resource_group: myResourceGroup name: tempoApp src: /path/to/your/application.zip

Azure Tempo Ansible DevOps automation infrastructure as code web applications

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