Example output produced from running the cloud-concierge container.
We have Terraform files in this repo corresponding to two different state files, one for persistent storage resources, and the other for networking resources.
In this example, we manage the state with Terraform Cloud. cloud-concierge also supports s3, gcs, and azurerm state backends.
- Introduced drift within our Application Load Balancer currently managed by Terraform.
- Created a new database instance using the AWS console - outside of our Terraform workflow.
The .env file we used (with credentials scrubbed) can be found here.
Check it out here!