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// Every root module needs a terraform block | |
terraform { | |
// Anything after version 1.0.0 maintains backward compatibility | |
required_version = ">=1.0.0" | |
// Here we specify which providers Terraform should use, in this case the Elastic Cloud Provider, ec | |
required_providers { | |
/* | |
Unqualified names will pull from the Github backed Terraform Registry; | |
https://registry.terraform.io/providers/elastic/ec | |
https://github.com/elastic/terraform-provider-ec | |
*/ | |
ec = { | |
source = "elastic/ec" | |
version = "0.3.0" // Pinning to a specific version ensures compatibility and avoids nasty surprises | |
} | |
} | |
} | |
// Here we pass parameters to the provider. In this case we're injecting a variable, api_key into the apikey parameter | |
provider "ec" { | |
apikey = var.api_key | |
} | |
// Resources require a type (ec_deployment) and an arbitrary name (workshop). | |
resource "ec_deployment" "workshop" { | |
name = join("-", [var.my_name, "terraform-workshop"]) | |
version = "7.15.2" | |
region = "gcp-europe-west4" | |
deployment_template_id = "gcp-io-optimized" | |
elasticsearch {} | |
kibana {} | |
} | |
output "deployment_id" { | |
value = ec_deployment.workshop.id | |
} | |
output "deployment_version" { | |
value = ec_deployment.workshop.version | |
} | |
output "cloud_id" { | |
value = ec_deployment.workshop.elasticsearch[0].cloud_id | |
} | |
// Outputs marked sensitive do not display the value in console output, and must be explicitly requested with | |
// terraform output <output_name> | |
output "elastic_password" { | |
value = ec_deployment.workshop.elasticsearch_password | |
sensitive = true | |
} | |
// With a few of Terraform's functions, we can create a useful output for the alias endpoints | |
// With a few of Terraform's functions, we can create a useful output for the Kibana alias endpoint | |
output "elasticsearch_friendly_endpoint" { | |
value = join(" ", [ | |
replace(ec_deployment.workshop.kibana[0].https_endpoint, | |
split(".", ec_deployment.workshop.kibana[0].https_endpoint)[0], | |
"https://${ec_deployment.workshop.name}.es") | |
]) | |
} | |
output "kibana_friendly_endpoint" { | |
value = join(" ", [ | |
replace(ec_deployment.workshop.kibana[0].https_endpoint, | |
split(".", ec_deployment.workshop.kibana[0].https_endpoint)[0], | |
"https://${ec_deployment.workshop.name}.kb") | |
]) | |
} | |
variable api_key { | |
description = "The API key to connect to Elastic Cloud with" | |
type = string | |
sensitive = true | |
} | |
variable my_name { | |
description = "Your name (without spaces)" | |
type = string | |
} |
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