As suggested by @JamesK in this answer above is only the solution if you are using Linux or more specifically bash or Git Bash under Windows. The solution for PowerShell is the following: terraform import resource[\`”prod-service-reports.audit\`”] … Thanks to the answer here 🙂
I was fundamentally misunderstanding how modules worked. Terraform does not support interpolation in resource names (see the relevant issues), but that doesn’t matter in my case, because the resources of each instance of a module are in the instance’s namespace. I was worried about resource names colliding, but the module system already handles that.
Like this solution, You can also avoid instance setup time/cost by using your own machine with local-exec IF your RDS database is publicly available and you have setup ingress to allow your machine to connect. Then, with credentials stored securely in your environment, you would just do something like: resource “null_resource” “db_setup” { # runs … Read more
Conversion from list to string always requires an explicit decision about how the result will be formatted: which character (if any) will delimit the individual items, which delimiters (if any) will mark each item, which markers will be included at the start and end (if any) to explicitly mark the result as a list. The … Read more
This is a pure TerraForm-only solution that parses the .env file into a native TerraForm map. output “foo” { value = { for tuple in regexall(“(.*?)=(.*)”, file(“/path/to/.env”)) : tuple[0] => tuple[1] } } I have defined it as an output to do quick tests via CLI but you can always define it as a local … Read more
You can’t selectively apply one file and then the other. Two ways of (maybe) achieving what you’re going for: Use the -target flag to target resource(s) in one file and then the other. Put each file (or more broadly, group of resources, which might be multiple files) in separate “modules” (folders). You can then apply … Read more
Terraform 0.12 makes a stronger distinction between list and set values than 0.11 did, and includes some additional checks like this. In this particular case, concat is failing in this way because concatenation requires all of the elements to have a well-defined order so that the result can also have a well-defined order. Sets are … Read more
Found an easy solution using the index function: tags = { Name = “Company0${index(var.vpc_cidrs, each.value) + 1}” }
So first, you need to set the output in the module asg: $ cat asg/output.tf output “blah-es-asg” { value = “${aws_autoscaling_group.blah-asg.arn}” } Then you call the module with source = “asg”: module “blah-asg” { source = “asg” asg_max_size = 1 asg_min_size = “${var.min_blah}” … } You can output it in current code with this format … Read more
The issue is that my local workstation is a Mac which uses the darwin platform, so all of the providers are downloaded for darwin and the hashes stored in the lockfile for that platform. When the CI system, which is running on Linux runs, it attempts to retrieve the providers listed in the lockfile, but … Read more