Update outputs.tf or variables.tf on DevOps-Projects\DevOps-Project-01\infrastructure\modules\vpc

[HiteshMondal]

The current VPC module outputs cover only basic resources (VPC ID, subnet IDs, NAT Gateway IDs).
To make the module more reusable and production-ready, the following outputs should be added:

VPC Name (vpc_name)

Internet Gateway ID (internet_gateway_id)

Public and private route table IDs (public_route_table_ids, private_route_table_ids)

Subnet CIDR blocks (public_subnet_cidrs, private_subnet_cidrs)

NAT Gateway Elastic IPs (nat_gateway_elastic_ips)

Impact:

Enables easier integration with other modules (security, EC2, apps)

Provides better visibility and flexibility for multi-environment deployments

Proposed Fix:

Update outputs.tf to include the above outputs.

Ensure backward compatibility with existing outputs.

[NotHarshhaa]

Issue resolved

@HiteshMondal This issue has been fixed. The VPC module outputs have been updated to include the requested outputs.

Changes made

Updated modules/vpc/outputs.tf with the following new outputs:

1. VPC Name (vpc_name) — VPC name from tags
2. Internet Gateway ID (internet_gateway_id) — Internet Gateway ID
3. Route Table IDs:
   • public_route_table_ids — List of public route table IDs
   • private_route_table_ids — List of private route table IDs
4. Subnet CIDR blocks:
   • public_subnet_cidrs — List of public subnet CIDR blocks
   • private_subnet_cidrs — List of private subnet CIDR blocks
5. NAT Gateway Elastic IPs (nat_gateway_elastic_ips) — List of Elastic IP addresses for NAT Gateways

Backward compatibility

All existing outputs remain unchanged:

• vpc_id
• public_subnet_ids
• private_subnet_ids
• nat_gateway_ids
• vpc_cidr_block

No breaking changes. Existing code using these outputs will continue to work.

Documentation

Updated README.md with a "Module Outputs" section documenting all VPC module outputs, including usage examples.

Impact

• Easier integration with other modules (security, EC2, apps)
• Better visibility for multi-environment deployments
• More flexible module usage