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Provisioning is the process of allocating and configuring IT resources such as virtual machines, networks, and access controls. It includes manual and automated approaches (Infrastructure as Code) for both cloud and on-premises environments. The goal is reproducible, consistent and efficient delivery of infrastructure supporting scaling, compliance and fast…
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Provisioning is the allocation and configuration of IT resources such as compute, networks, storage, and access controls.
Provisioning originally referred to equipping users and systems with technical resources. Cloud computing and infrastructure as code shifted the focus toward declarative, repeatable delivery through APIs and automation tools.
Describe the desired state, apply it automatically, and verify the result. Separate resource provisioning from subsequent configuration and operations; state management, permissions, and teardown belong in the process.
Provisioning creates or reserves infrastructure such as instances, networks, storage, and identities.
A declarative desired state describes how the environment should look rather than prescribing every step.
Automation, state tracking, and verification make delivery reproducible and auditable.
Provisioning underpins reliable, repeatable environments and fast delivery. Risks include excessive permissions, uncontrolled cost, exposed secrets, and missing teardown.
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