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Deploying an AWS Terraform Blueprint is a three-step process where you’ll need to:
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Before you begin |
Configure
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a Terraform Backend State
To provision, your Terraform requires a backend state configured via the HyperCloud™ Platform(HCP). The backend state in Terraform preserves the current state of the deployment. (Refer Note 1)
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Note
All values must be enclosed in double-quotes.
Terraform Template provides the information regarding, Overlapping the Existing Workspace that may destroy the existing deployment.
If this is the first time a Terraform template is being deployed, ensure no resources are updated or deleted.
If so verify that this is intentional and then proceed to the next step.
Create
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your Terraform Workspace
The Workspaces are collections of infrastructure when you run locally, Terraform manages each collection of infrastructure with a persistent working directory, which contains a configuration, state data, and variables. The Terraform cloud manages infrastructure collections with workspaces instead of directories. The terraform workspace organizes your infrastructure in a good manner into groups. You can create your new workspace to manage your collection of infrastructure resources.
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Note
(1)In this release, the resource pool is only required to obtain the cloud provider information.
Terraform deployment does not account against the limits in the resource pool
Create a Terraform
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Blueprint
Your Terraform based blueprints help you to create an Infrastructure of your cloud environment.
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Login to the HCP account with your credentials.
Click Services Orchestration > Select AppStore > Click on New > Select Terraform.
Enter the Following details in your Terraform blueprint:
Enter a Namefor the Terraform Template, Example: AWS S3 Bucket.
This is an optional step, enter a brief Description, for Example: Terraform Template to AWS S3 bucket.
Click on Choose File and upload the aws-s3-bucket-tf.zip file
This is an optional step, configure a version, Example: 1.0
Select the Cloud Type from the drop-down: select AWS.
To your entitled users:
Select Only Me: If this template is not meant to be shared.
Select Everyone: If this template is to be shared with everyone in the Tenant.
Select Groups & Users: if the template is to be shared with specific users or groups.
Select All Tenants (Only available to Cloud Admins): if the template is to be shared with all tenants.
Click Create
Provision
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your Terraform
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Blueprint
You can provision your Terreform Blueprints in the Amazon Web Service(AWS) resource once you have created Terraform workspace.
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