azurerm-terraform-remote-state-storage
Terraform module to set up a storage account on Azure and prep it for use as remote state storage
This module makes up part of a quick-start set of modules. This is intended to be used prior to a larger deployment to provide remote state capability in the beginning of a project to help prevent isolation of work.
This module is intended to be used independently of larger configurations, to provide separation of responsibility.
Usage
module "remote-state-storage"{
source = "sjones-sot/remote-state-storage/azurerm"
name = "myremotestorage"
location = "westeurope"
}
Due to the nature of backend config, you will need to make note of the outputs of the module. These can later be used as the following example illustrates:
terraform{
backend "azurerm" {
storage_account_name = "demoremotestates"
container_name = "demo-remote-state-container"
key = "mydemo/terraform.tfstate"
resource_group_name = "demo-remote-state-rg"
}
}
Limitations and Notes
Management locks - I'd recommend setting a delete lock on this storage account. If you run your terraform client as an owner
rather than contributor
you can add something like the following to do this automatically:
resource "azurerm_management_lock" "state_storage_delete_lock"{
name = "statefiles-nodelete-lock"
scope = "${module.remote_state_storage.storage_account_id}"
lock_level = "CanNotDelete"
notes = "Some meaningful notes here"
}
NB: I do not recommend running your terraform app as owner
.