There is a need to orchestrate Terraform configuration files using powerful features of Ansible (such as search and replace, run terraform/terragrunt commands) and organize this as reusable playbooks.
Terrible will try to change files, run terraform commands and succeed (potentially) which means your infrastructure can be damaged! Make backups, check and understand terrible.yml
:)
In fact, I want to make Terrible a SAFE helper which will prompt user, request confirmation when necessary, etc
- List all available Terraform projects
- Update values in terraform.tfvars
- Update version of the module
- Format Terraform code
- Mass run of Terraform/Terragrunt commands in a set of projects
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Define
terraform_project_root_dir
andterraform_bin
invars/settings.yml
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All terrible tasks are described in
terrible.yml
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Run normally:
$ make terrible
or with more verbose output:
$ make terrible-debug
or with check-mode enabled:
$ make terrible-check
Terrible requires Terraform and Ansible installed.
Terraform configs should be in directories as expected by Terragrunt.
Created by Anton Babenko to do terrible things.
Apache 2 Licensed. See LICENSE for full details.