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Infrastructure Deployment

A landing zone is the main infrastructure. It can be deployed in three ways.

  • The implementation personnel manually deploy a landing zone on Huawei Cloud. This method is flexible and not restricted by the functions of automation tools, but it is time-consuming.
  • Use the Resource Governance Center (RGC) for automatic deployment of a landing zone. For details, see the official documentation.

    However, the landing zone deployed using RGC may not meet enterprises' requirements, so manual or automatic configuration is required for the landing zone.

  • Use Huawei Cloud's Resource Formation Service (RFS) or a third-party automation tool (such as Terraform) for automatic deployment and management of a landing zone. RFS is a new final-state cloud resource orchestration engine that fully supports Terraform (HCL and Provider), the industry's de facto standard for infrastructure as code. It automatically builds cloud resources in batches based on open ecosystem templates that use the HashiCorp Configuration Language (HCL) syntax. With RFS, you can create, manage, and upgrade cloud resources efficiently, securely, and consistently. For details, see the official documentation.
    Figure 1 Orchestration using Huawei Cloud RFS (example)
Parent topic: Adoption Implementation