ec2-ami-backup

cloudposse/ec2-ami-backup/aws

Terraform Module HCL AWS

Terraform module for automatic & scheduled AMI creation

Install

module "ec2-ami-backup" {

source = "cloudposse/ec2-ami-backup/aws"

version = "0.4.1"

}

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README

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Inputs (11)

Name	Type	Description	Default
instance_id	string	AWS Instance ID which is used for creating the AMI image (e.g. `id-123456789012`	required
ami_owner	string	AWS Account ID which is used as a filter for AMI list (e.g. `123456789012`)	`""`
block_device_mappings	list	List of block device mappings to be included/excluded from created AMIs. With de	`[]`
reboot	string	Reboot the machine as part of the snapshot process	`"false"`
backup_schedule	string	The scheduling expression. (e.g. cron(0 20 * * ? *) or rate(5 minutes)	`"cron(00 19 * * ? *)"`
cleanup_schedule	string	The scheduling expression. (e.g. cron(0 20 * * ? *) or rate(5 minutes)	`"cron(05 19 * * ? *)"`
name	string	Name (e.g. `bastion` or `db`)	`""`
namespace	string	Namespace (e.g. `cp` or `cloudposse`)	`""`
stage	string	Stage (e.g. `prod`, `dev`, `staging`)	`""`
region	string	AWS Region where module should operate (e.g. `us-east-1`)	`""`
retention_days	string	Is the number of days you want to keep the backups for (e.g. `14`)	`"14"`