This repository contains Terraform modules for different OCI services that are supported and used by the CD3 Automation Toolkit.
It is designed for users who prefer to just use the Terraform modules of the CD3-supported OCI services without utilizing the toolkit's Excel sheet and Python code.
The Terraform modules can be directly deployed using this repository as a central hub.
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Install terraform.
sudo wget https://releases.hashicorp.com/terraform/1.3.6/terraform_1.3.6_linux_amd64.zip -
Unzip the file and move the unzipped folder to /usr/local/bin path.
unzip terraform_1.3.6_linux_amd64.zipsudo mv terraform /usr/local/bin -
Make sure to have an IAM policy to allow users to manage the OCI services. Minimum requirement is to have read access to the tenancy.
Sample policies:
Allow group <cd3_group> to read all resources in tenancy Allow group <cd3_group> to manage all-resources in tenancy where any {target.resource = 'instance-family', target.resource = 'object-family', target.resource = 'volume-family', target.resource = 'virtual-network-family', target.resource = 'database-family' ,target.resource = 'dns',target.resource = 'file-family'}
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Login to the OCI console.
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Add public key to your user account in OCI console.
a. In the OCI Console's top navigation bar, click the Profile menu, and then go to User settings.
b. Click API Keys --> Add API Key .
c. Users can either generate a new key pair from the console or add an existing public key.
d. Click Add.
The configuration file read-only preview is generated.
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After your account authenticates the scripts, make use of the modules and example folders to implement terraform.
The repository includes Examples folder with sample tfvar files for each CD3-supported OCI service, providing advanced Terraform users with a platform to build Infrastructure as Code.
The modules directory contains reusable modules for each of the supported OCI services.
Each module has its own main.tf, variables.tf, outputs.tf, oracle_provider_req.tf and data.tf.
Customizations can be made to these files based on the requirement. Additionally, users can contribute new modules for the OCI services that are currently not supported by the toolkit.
This project welcomes contributions from the community. Before submitting a pull request, please review our contribution guide.
Please consult the security guide for our responsible security vulnerability disclosure process.
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