tf_zookeeper

A Terraform "service" template for a zookeeper cluster.

You can also refer to my example of running plan on this template

Template Input Variables

• mytag - Used for environment specific naming

Module Input Variables

(Inputs for the modules we're using)

aws provider

• aws_access_key
• aws_secret_key
• aws_region

tf_aws_sg/sg_zookeeper

• security_group_name
• vpc_id
• source_cidr_block

tf_aws_asg

• lc_name
• ami_id
• instance_type
• iam_instance_profile
• key_name
• user_data
• asg_name
• asg_number_of_instances
• asg_minimum_number_of_instances
• subnet_az1
• subnet_az2

Usage

To use this template, you need to do the following:

1.) Setting values for the following variables, either through terraform.tfvars or -var arguments on the CLI

• //aws provider variables

• aws_access_key

• aws_secret_key

• aws_region

• //tf_zookeeper module

• mytag

• //Subnets

• subnet_az1

• subnet_az2

• //SG module`

• vpc_id

• security_group_name

• source_cidr_block

• //ASG module

• ami_id

• zk_number_of_instances

• minimum_number_of_instances

• instance_type

• health_check_type

• iam_instance_profile

• asg_name

• lc_name

• key_name

• user_data

2.) Assuming you've created a terraform.tfvars file, then you'll use terraform get to pull in your module dependences and run a terraform plan execution to see if your input variables will result in the AWS resources you wanted.

terraform get -update
terraform plan -var-file terraform.tfvars -no-color -module-depth=-1

3.) Assuming the output of the plan looks good to you, you apply with with

terraform apply