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connection { type = "ssh" user = "centos" private_key = "${file("ssh_private_key.pem")}" } provisioner "remote-exec" { inline = [ "sudo yum -y install ntp && sudo ntpdate -s time.nist.gov", "sudo yum -y install python-pip", "sudo hostname ${var.hostname}", "sudo mkdir /etc/chef && sudo chmod 777 /etc/chef", "sudo echo -e '${file("validation.pem")}' > /etc/chef/validation.pem", "sudo chmod 600 /etc
I understand why Terraform 0.11 is trying to fix the Referencing Attributes from Resources with count = 0 issue (silent failures are definitely a problem!), but it seems like fixing this by making a massively backwards incompatible change is not a good solution. Changing from a silent failure that mostly didn't cause problems to a loud failure that breaks in a bunch of places means a huge percenta
BACKWARDS INCOMPATIBILITIES / NOTES: provider/template: Fix invalid MIME formatting in template_cloudinit_config. While the change itself is not breaking the data source it may be referenced e.g. in aws_launch_configuration and similar resources which are immutable and the formatting change will therefore trigger recreation (#13752) FEATURES: New Provider: opc - Oracle Public Cloud (#13468) New Pr
With the task and container definition data sources I'm almost able to get our continuous delivery setup to play nicely with Terraform. We rebuild the docker image with a unique tag at every deployment. This means that after the CI service redeploys a service, the corresponding task definition's revision is incremented and the image field in a container definition changes. I dont' seem to be able
I've building a generic module where I optionally allocate the private_ip for the instance. Since terraform doesn't have the ability to optionally set a variable via an if block, I only want private_ip to have a non-null variable in certain cases. In most cases, the ip address is dynamically set by AWS, but on the rare occasion, we want to have it set to an IP (think DB instance), so I used a tern
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