dibuyo / terraform-digitalocean-wordpress

Launch a WordPress Droplet with 1 command

terraform-digitalocean-wordpress

A Terraform module for creating a fully functional WordPress Droplet.

Module Input Variables

Defaults:

• image - The Droplet image ID or slug, defaults to wordpress-18-04
• name - The name of the Droplet, defaults to wordpress
• region - The region of the Droplet, defaults to nyc1
• size - The instance size, defaults to 1gb
• backups - Boolean controlling if backups are made, defaults to false
• monitoring - Boolean controlling whether monitoring agent is installed, defaults to false
• ipv6 - Boolean controlling if IPv6 is enabled, defaults to false
• private_networking - Boolean controlling if private networks are enabled, defaults to false
• resize_disk - Boolean controlling whether to increase the disk size when resizing a Droplet, defaults to true

Module Outputs

• ip - The public ipv4 address for the Droplet

Usage

Generate a Personal Access Token

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-use-the-digitalocean-api-v2#how-to-generate-a-personal-access-token

Examples

Take a look at wordpress.tf for a working example.

Create a file

Create a file with a .tf extension, and add the following

module "wordpress" {
  source  = "alexandarp/wordpress/digitalocean"
  version = "1.0.7"
  name = "my-wordpress-droplet"
}

You can overwrite more default variables if you need to.

Launching the Droplet

Initialize Terraform:

terraform init

Review your changes:

terraform plan

Apply your changes:

terraform apply -auto-approve

Output Droplet information:

terraform show

Enabling WordPress

In order to start the wordpress installation, you will need to ssh into the instance. The credentials will be provided via e-mail.

Contributing

When contributing to this repository, please first discuss the change you wish to make via a Github issue.