envase-terraform-demo

Simple terraform module and stack to create an Elastic Beanstalk Application Elastic Beanstalk Environment for nodejs application

Getting started

1. Install AWS CLI

   1. Important make sure you install CLI v2

   2. Configure your cli access

   3. Create a named profile

      1. run aws configure --profile

   4. Verify you have set up your aws_access_key_id and aws_secret_access_key setup correctly by running the following command cat ~/.aws/credentials you should see something like so:

   [your-profile-name]
      aws_access_key_id=test
      aws_secret_access_key=test
   

   5. verify access run the following command aws sts get-caller-identity it should output the following:

   {
   "UserId": "AXFAQ567RFGUYOL2MHNNX",
   "Account": "000000000000",
   "Arn": "arn:aws:iam::000000000000:user/ethan-local-dev"
   }
   

2. Install Terraform CLI

3. Terraform Documentation

Things to consider

You will need to change the vpc, subnets, acm cert outlined under /variables/*

How To Run

If you are running infrastructure that is for a specific environment please follow the instruction below. For each environment you will need to run the following commands in the following order:

1. terraform init -backend-config="key=${application-name}/${environment}/terraform.tfstate" -reconfigure
2. terraform plan -var-file="./variables/${environment}.tfvars"
3. terraform apply -var-file="./variables/${environment}.tfvars" -auto-approve

Destroying your infrastructure

1. terraform init -backend-config="key=${application-name}/${environment}/terraform.tfstate" -reconfigure
2. terraform plan -destroy -var-file="./variables/${environment}.tfvars"
3. terraform destroy -var-file="./variables/${environment}.tfvars" -auto-approve