- Terraform >= v0.6.8
- install Terraform and add it to your PATH.
- clone this repo.
terraform get
Create a configuration file such as ~/.aws/default.tfvars which can include mandatory and optional variables such as:
NOTE: this is currently not complete
aws_access_key="<your aws access key>"
aws_secret_key="<your aws access secret>"
key_name="<your private key name>"
key_name="<key name>"
stream_tag="<used for aws resource groups>"
aws_region="ap-southeast-2"
aws_bastion_amis.ap-southeast-2="ami-7ff38945"
# internal hosted zone
hosted_zone_name="<some.internal>"
You can also modify the variables.tf file, replacing correct values for aws_amis for your region:
variable "aws_bastion_amis" {
default = {
ap-southeast-2 = "ami-xxxxxxx"
}
}
These variables can also be overriden when running terraform like so:
terraform (plan|apply|destroy) -var 'aws_bastion_amis.ap-southeast-2=foozie'
The variables.tf terraform file can be further modified, for example it defaults to ap-southeast-2 for the AWS region.
Execute the plan to see if everything works as expected.
terraform plan -var-file ~/.aws/default.tfvars -state='environment/development.tfstate'
If all looks good, lets build our infrastructure!
terraform apply -var-file ~/.aws/default.tfvars -state='environment/development.tfstate'