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aws_subnet should have a aws_nework_acl associated to it #1923

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mzupan opened this issue May 12, 2015 · 4 comments
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aws_subnet should have a aws_nework_acl associated to it #1923

mzupan opened this issue May 12, 2015 · 4 comments

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@mzupan
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mzupan commented May 12, 2015

Right now you associate a subnet to a network ACL which seems backward to me. You can have multiple subnets sharing the same network ACL. This is pretty common for setting up a multi-AZ infrastructure where servers live in different subnets that live in separate AZs.

It creates a lot of un-needed duplication to create network acl per subnet.

I found #1735 which was closed but seems like he is asking the same thing. I'd be fine with allowing a list of subnets on the acl resource.

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catsby commented May 12, 2015

Thanks @mzupan – #1717 is for the same feature request, which I hope to work on soon. Closing this for now.

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catsby commented May 12, 2015

I opened #1931 for this

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catsby commented May 15, 2015

1931 was just merged, will go out in next release

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