v0.4.1

Release Notes

Changed

• The wordpress-instance module now uses the templatefile function instead of the deprecated template provider.

v0.4.0

Release Notes

Added

• The security/iam/oidc module for creating an IAM OpenID Connect Provider.

v0.3.0

Release Notes

Changed

• The route53_dns_record module now requires the DNS record name to be provided as a value instead of it being read
  in from the map key.
  • This is to allow for the creation of multiple records of different types with the same name.

v0.2.4

Release Notes

Changed

• The WordPress instance module no longer references hardcoded domain name parameters.

v0.2.3

Release Notes

Changed

• The vpc_security_group_ids argument is used instead of security_groups when creating the WordPress AWS instance.
  • This is done to avoid a persistent diff that the previously used argument was causing as it is only meant to be used
    with EC2-Classic and Default VPC instances.

v0.2.2

Release Notes

Changed

• The command for the WordPress instance backup cronjob was incorrect - this has now been fixed.

v0.2.1

Release notes

Changed

• VPC and Route53 Hosted Zone modules no longer accept tag variables, and don't create tags as part of deployment. Instead, the tags should be specified via the default_tags block in the aws provider when deploying the modules.

v0.2.0

Release notes

This release adds several modules that, when combined, enable a user to create an AWS instance that runs WordPress with all the supporting infrastructure. The main part of the WordPress setup is taken from this guide.

Added

• Module for creating a VPC.
• Module for creating a Route53 hosted zone.
• Module for creating Route53 DNS records.
• Module for creating an EC2 instance. The module configures the instance via a user data script as follows:
  • It uses the latest Ubuntu 20.04 AMI.
  • It installs all the WordPress dependencies.
  • It creates an S3 bucket for storing WordPress backups.
  • It configures the S3 bucket to use versioning and discard old backups after 14 days.
  • It sets up an instance profile to enable the instance to access the S3 bucket.
  • It performs the necessary steps to secure the default MySQL setup.
  • it creates the MySQL database for WordPress.
  • It installs WordPress on the instance.
  • It sets up automated backup to S3 via a cron job.

v0.1.0

Release notes

Added

• Module for creating auto-validating ACM certificates.
• Module for creating infrastructure for hosting a static website with CloudFront and S3.