Azure sandbox that provisions an AKS cluster in an existing VPN:
You can use this sandbox in your app via the azure-aks-byovpn project in our sandboxes repo. Add it to your app using the following config:
resource "nuon_app" "main" {
name = "my_azure_aks_byovpn_app"
}
resource "nuon_app_input" "main" {
app_id = nuon_app.main.id
input {
name = "resource_group_name"
description = "The Resource Group of the VPN to install the app in."
sensitive = false
display_name = "Resource Group Name"
required = true
}
input {
name = "network_name"
description = "The VPN to install the app in."
sensitive = false
display_name = "Network Name"
required = true
}
input {
name = "subnet_name"
description = "The Subnet in the VPN to install the app in."
sensitive = false
display_name = "Subnet Name"
required = true
}
}
resource "nuon_app_sandbox" "main" {
app_id = nuon_app.main.id
terraform_version = "v1.6.3"
public_repo = {
repo = "nuonco/sandboxes"
branch = "main"
directory = "azure-aks-byovpn"
}
var {
name = "resource_group_name"
value = "{{.nuon.install.inputs.resource_group_name}}"
}
var {
name = "network_name"
value = "{{.nuon.install.inputs.network_name}}"
}
var {
name = "subnet_name"
value = "{{.nuon.install.inputs.subnet_name}}"
}
}
resource "nuon_app_runner" "main" {
app_id = nuon_app.main.id
runner_type = "azure-aks"
}
This sandbox can be tested outside of nuon
by following these steps:
- Ensure you have an Azure account setup and
az
installed - Create Service Principal Credentials
- Create a
terraform.tfvars
with the correct variable inputs