Installs Terraform by HashiCorp.
Terraform is an open source tool that allows you to configure entire infrastructure stack as code.
As of v2.1.1, the ownership of this cookbook was transferred to haidangwa. From this point forward, all issues and pull requests should be submitted at https://github.com/haidangwa/chef-terraform.
As of version 3.0.0, this cookbook will require minimum Chef Infra Client >= 15.8
This cookbook depends on the following cookbooks:
- ark cookbook to unpackage and install terraform.
- gpg to calculate and compare GPG hashes
The following platforms are supported and have been tested under Test Kitchen:
- CentOS 7 * 8
- Debian 9 & 10
- Amazon Linux
- Ubuntu 16.04
- Ubuntu 18.04
Other versions of these OSs should work. Alternative Debian and RHEL family distributions are also assumed to work. Please report any additional platforms you have tested so they can be added.
** Note for Debian:
dayne has found that this cookbook may not converge on Debian platforms. This can be fixed by doing running apt update, and then it will converge. This workaround has been applied to Test Kitchen by invoking the terraform_test::ubuntu recipe.
Simply include recipe[terraform] in your run_list to have
Terraform installed. If you are using an artifact repository, like Nexus, hosted behind your corporate firewall, you must set the default attribute or override attributes in your roles or environments. The attributes are detailed velow.
Installs Terraform from official pre-compiled binaries and gnupg with the gpgme recipe, below.
Installs gnupg2 and haveged to ensure the checksums file from HashiCorp can be trusted. This recipe is included when the default recipe is added to your node's run list.
If you are using an artifact repository, like Nexus, hosted behind your corporate firewall, you must set the default attribute or override attributes in your roles or environments.
Default: https://releases.hashicorp.com/terraform
The version of Terraform that will be installed (Default: 0.12.26)
As of v0.4.1, checksums are processed dynamically. There is no longer a need to specify the sha256 checksums of each terraform package in a cookbook attribute manually
_As of v1.0.0, the checksum file will have its gpg signature verified. If the gpg signature is rejected, the chef run will fail.
NOTE: All other attributes are considered internal and shouldn't normally need to be changed.
{
"name": "terraform_workstation",
"description": "Role to apply onto a terraform workstation",
"json_class": "Chef::Role",
"default_attributes": {
"terraform": {
"url_base": "https://nexus.internal.com/nexus",
"version": "0.12.5"
}
},
"override_attributes": {},
"run_list": [
"recipe[terraform]"
]
}- Source hosted at GitHub
- Report issues/questions/feature requests on GitHub Issues
This cookbook, especially the checksum stuff in attributes file has been influenced by the Packer cookbook by @sit.
Author:: Ross Timson <[email protected]>
Contributor:: Dang Nguyen <[email protected]>
Copyright 2014, Ross Timson 2016, Dang H. Nguyen
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