Chef Server - AWS Terraform module

Terraform module to create a standalone Chef server EC2 instance on AWS.

This module can be used by either passing a "Config map" to the module or standard module variables the reason to use the Config map option is to simplify the number of variables which need to be passed to the module and also opens up the possibility to using third party key/value stores (Consul) ie dynamically generate a map of key/values passing a map of variables to the module.

Usage

Example using variables

module "my_ec2_instance" {
  source = "https://github.com/NetworkBytes/tf-app-chef-aws"

  config = {
    name = "chef-server"
    subnet_id = "subnet-123456"
    vpc_security_group_ids = "sg-123456,sg-7891011"
  }
  ...
}

Examples

• Example Using a Config Map

Inputs

gererated by terraform-docs

Name	Description	Type	Default
allowed_cidrs	List of CIDRs to allow SSH from (CSV list allowed)	string	0.0.0.0/0
chef_addons	Comma seperated list of addons to install. Default: manage,push-jobs-server,reporting	string	manage,push-jobs-server,reporting
chef_log	Log chef provisioner to file	string	true
chef_org	Chef organization settings	map	<map>
chef_ssl	Chef server SSL settings	map	<map>
chef_user	Chef user settings	map	<map>
chef_versions	Chef software versions	map	<map>
instance	EC2 instance host settings	map	<map>
instance_flavor	EC2 instance flavor (type). Default: c3.xlarge	string	c3.xlarge

Outputs

Name	Description

Limitations

Authors

Module managed by John Bencic / NetworkBytes.

License

MIT Licensed. See LICENSE for full details.