terraform-rewindio-example

An example repo showing the general layout of most of our Terraform repos at Rewind and illustrating how the Terraform Github actions are configured.

This repo is an example to accompany the blog post at TBD

Usage

Create a backend.tfvars file with your backend configuration. It should look something like:

bucket               = "terraform-state-bucket"
key                  = "terraform.tfstate"
workspace_key_prefix = "terraform-workspaces"
dynamodb_table       = "terraform_state_lock"
region               = "us-east-1"
profile              = "production"

external_ip_allow_list = [""]

Instructions on configuring dynamoDB for state locking are in the terraform docs. profile is the name of an AWS credentials profile that has access to the bucket for storing sate.

Once the workspace and backend file is configured, you can init and plan as usual

terraform init -backend-config ./backend.tfvars
terraform workspace new st-test-results-bucket_us-east-1
terraform apply -var-file ./backend.tfvars -var-file tfvars/staging/st-test-results-bucket_us-east-1.tfvars

Github actions

The .github/workflows folder contains the workflows for enabling terraform control via a github workflow. It requires the following secrets be set on the repo

deploy_user_PAT - this is a Github access token for a user that has read access to repos. This handles the case where terraform private modules are being used
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID_STAGING, AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY_STAGING, AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID_PRODUCTION, AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY_PRODUCTION - AWS credentials for a staging and production account

The plan workflow will trigger on any new pull request to the repo and run a plan for any workspaces specified in the matrix strategy

    strategy:
      matrix:
        workspace: [st-test-results-bucket_us-east-1,
                    pd-test-results-bucket_us-east-1]

It expects to find tfvars files under tfvars/staging or tfvars/production that match the names of the workspaces.

The apply workflow is triggered by comments to the pull request of the form

terraform apply <directive>

use terraform help as a pull request comment to see the available directives

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