tf_chef_server

Terraform module to create a Chef Server.

Outputs

• public_ip - The public IP of the Chef Server
• public_dns - The public hostname of the Chef Server
• private_ip - The private IP of the Chef Server

Variables

EC2 and machine details

• region - The AWS region
• subnet_id - The EC2 subnet ID
• vpc_security_group_ids - A comma separated string of security group IDs
• ami - EC2 AMI
• instance_type - Instance Type
• key_pair - Your AWS key pair
• private_ssh_key_path - Path to your ssh private key
• ssh_user - User to SSH as

Chef details

• chef_server_version - The version of Chef Server to install
• chef_server_user - The account name of the chef admin user
• chef_server_user_full_name - The full name of the chef admin user
• chef_server_user_email - The email of the chef admin user
• chef_server_user_password - The password of the chef admin user
• chef_server_org_name - The name of the chef organization
• chef_server_user_full_name - The display name of the chef organization
• chef_server_addons - A map of addon = version

Example

module "tf_chef_server" {
  source = "github.com/thommay/tf_chef_server"
  region = "us-west-2"

  subnet_id = "${aws_subnet.primary.id}"

  vpc_security_group_ids = "${aws_security_group.access.id}"

  key_name                   = "${var.aws_key_pair}"
  private_ssh_key_path       = "${var.private_ssh_key_path}"
  ami                        = "${var.ami}"
  ssh_user                   = "ubuntu"

  chef_server_version        = "12.9.1"
  chef_server_addons         = { "manage" = "2.5.4","reporting" =
  "1.7.5" }
  chef_server_user           = "admin"
  chef_server_user_full_name = "Admin User"
  chef_server_user_email     = "Admin@example.com"
  chef_server_user_password  = "p@ssword"
  chef_server_org_name       = "my_org"
  chef_server_org_full_name  = "my org"
}

LICENSE

Apache2 - See the included LICENSE file for more details.