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Working with Ansible Code

After cloning the ansible code from the Release package, perform the below steps:

  1. Navigate to infra/terraform/environments.

  2. Add the default SSH key to /default-user-data.yaml.

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    Important

    Without adding the SSH key, you cannot execute Terraform.

    cd ~/infra/terraform/environments/dev

vi main.tf

  3. If you want to create a bucket, then add the below code block to the main.tf and change the bucket name accordingly. Ensure that bucket name is unique.

    resource "aws_s3_bucket"
"global_unique_bucket_name" {

bucket = "global_unique_bucket_name"

versioning {

enabled = true

    Note

    If you have a bucket created already, then no need of adding the code block.

  4. Modify the bucket name, key, and Security Group.

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  5. Add Cluster Number and Instance Type in the Module.

  6. Change the name and cluster size details as required.

  7. Edit or update the variables in the Makefile (TF_VAR_region and TF_VAR_username) as per the requirement.

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  8. Ensure that the parameter “backend-config=key=” contains $(TF_VAR_username) and other required variables (refer to the above step).

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  9. Remove .terraform from ~/infra/terraform/envrionment/dev/ (if exists).

    cd ~/infra/terraform/envrionment/dev/

  10. Run makeinit from ~/infra/terraform/envrionment/dev.

  11. Run makeplan from ~/infra/terraform/envrionment/dev.

    Note

    Ensure that there are no instances getting destroyed. If any instance is destroyed, modify the main.tf file and add respective cluster name details.

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    ~/infra/terraform/envrionment/dev/make apply

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    Important

    Before proceeding with makeapply, ensure that no existing environment is destroyed. If any such messages arise, add all the instance details to main.tf file.

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