refactor: extract data sources to its own dedicated file

[lmilbaum]

Description

Reducing main.tf file size will improve its readability. The data sources are moved to a separate file.

Migrations required

Nn

Verification

No verification done. Just moving the data sources.

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[kayman-mk]

Refactoring the main.tf is a good idea. I usually prefer to have files grouped by functionality. So I think it would be a good idea to split it into a

• runner.tf
• runner-worker.tf
• ...

and put the data statements into the respective files. I guess some of them are so general that they will end up in a non specific data.tf

What do you think?

[lmilbaum]

Refactoring the main.tf is a good idea. I usually prefer to have files grouped by functionality. So I think it would be a good idea to split it into a

• runner.tf
• runner-worker.tf
• ...

and put the data statements into the respective files. I guess some of them are so general that they will end up in a non specific data.tf

What do you think?

I like the suggested approach. Will push a change soon.

[kayman-mk]

Sorry, wasn't aware that there are only some data sources. Thought we have many more. So I combined everything into one file again. One file per data source is too much overhead.

[kayman-mk]

Thanks for investing your time to improve the module, @lmilbaum.