cloud-config

4ops/cloud-config/null

Terraform Module HCL NULL

Cloud config generator

Install

module "cloud-config" {

source = "4ops/cloud-config/null"

version = "1.0.2"

}

plain text: /constructs/tfmod-4ops-cloud-config-null/install.txt

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README

Cloud config generator Simple template tool for creating cloud-config with Terraform Usage example Terraform code: ``terraform module cloud_config { source = "4ops/cloud-config/null" version = "1.0.2" groups = ["mygroup1", "mygroup2"] users = [{ name = "test", group = ["mygroup1", "mygroup2"] }] packages = ["nano", "sudo", "python3-pip"] package_upgrade = true final_message = "All done :)" } ` Result: `yaml #cloud-config groups: - mygroup1 - mygroup2 users: - name: test shell: /bin/bash groups: [ mygroup1, mygroup2 ] packages: - nano - sudo - python3-pip package_upgrade: true final_message: All done :) `` Also, see examples directory.

Inputs (15)

Name	Type	Description	Default
package_update	bool	Update packages cache in Ubuntu	required
package_reboot_if_required	bool	If a package installation or upgrade requires a reboot, then a reboot can be per	required
package_upgrade	bool	If any packages are to be installed or an upgrade is to be performed then the pa	required
runcmd	list(string)	Runcmd contains a list of either lists or a string each item will be executed in	`[]`
yum_repos	any	Add yum repository configuration to the system	`{}`
template_file	string	Overrides default path to cloud-config template file if non-empty	`""`
default_user	any	Setup default user settings	`{}`
keep_default_user	bool	Add 'default' item before users list	`true`
ntp	any	Setup ntp client settings	`{}`
packages	list(string)	A list of packages to install can be provided	`[]`
final_message	string	Cloud init completion message	`"Cloud-init boot finished at $TIMESTAMP.`
groups	any	Add groups to the system	`[]`
users	any	Add users to the system	`[]`
bootcmd	list(string)	Boot commands: This is very similar to runcmd, but commands run very early in th	`[]`
write_files	any	The content will be decoded accordingly and then written to the path that is pro	`[]`