terraform-aws-codecommit-cicd
Terraform module that stands up a new AWS CodeCommit repository integrated with AWS CodePipeline. The CodePipeline consists of three stages:
- A Source stage that is fed by the repository.
- A Test stage that uses the artifacts of the Source and executes commands in
buildspec_test.yml. - A Package stage that uses the artrifacts of the Test stage and excutes commands in
buildspec.yml.
Usage
module "codecommit-cicd" {
source = "git::https://github.com/slalompdx/terraform-aws-codecommit-cicd.git?ref=master"
repo_name = "new-test-repo" # Required
organization_name = "slalom" # Required
repo_default_branch = "master" # Default value
aws_region = "us-west-2" # Default value
char_delimiter = "-" # Default value
environment = "dev" # Default value
build_timeout = "5" # Default value
build_compute_type = "BUILD_GENERAL1_SMALL" # Default value
build_image = "aws/codebuild/nodejs:6.3.1" # Default value
build_privileged_override = "false" # Default value
test_buildspec = "buildspec_test.yml" # Default value
package_buildspec = "buildspec.yml" # Default value
force_artifact_destroy = "false" # Default value
}CodeCommit Note
New repositories are not created with their default branch. Therefore, once the module has ran you must clone the repository, add a file, and then push to origin/<repo_default_branch> to initialize the repository.
Your command line execution might look something like this:
$>terraform apply
$>git clone https://git-codecommit.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/v1/repos/slalom-devops
$>cd slalom-devops
$>echo 'hello world' > touch.txt
$>git commit -a -m 'init master'
$>git push -u origin master