Save your dockerfile in a folder called images, this terraform code will build and push a multi-archtecture image to ECR. Whenever you update the Dockerfile and associated image tag, the null resource will be triggered to "re-create" subsequently updating the image in ECR.
Then simply run terraform apply -replace=null_resource.build_and_push ,- don't forget to use the full resource address if this code is inside a module. E.g module.name.null_resource.build_and_push.
Run python3 generate_vpn_profile.py $your_domain_name $name_for_parameter_store_entry
The script will find a certificate based on the domain name you supplied as a command line argument. It will extract the cert and private key and insert them into an exported client VPN profile.
It will then upload the configuration file contents and the private key passphrase to AWS SSM Parameter store as SecureStrings
| import random | |
| from turtle import Turtle, Screen, colormode | |
| dot_colors = [(199, 175, 117), (124, 36, 24), (210, 221, 213), (168, 106, 57), | |
| (222, 224, 227), (186, 158, 53), (6, 57, 83), (109, 67, 85), | |
| (113, 161, 175), (22, 122, 174), (64, 153, 138), (39, 36, 36), | |
| (76, 40, 48), (9, 67, 47), (90, 141, 53), (181, 96, 79), (132, 40, 42), | |
| (210, 200, 151), (141, 171, 155), (179, 201, 186), (172, 153, 159), | |
| (212, 183, 177), (176, 198, 203)] |
| import turtle | |
| from turtle import Turtle, Screen, colormode | |
| import random | |
| turtle.colormode(255) | |
| jim = Turtle() | |
| jim.shape("turtle") | |
| jim.color("DarkOliveGreen") | |
| jim.speed("fastest") |
| import time | |
| MENU = { | |
| "espresso": { | |
| "ingredients": { | |
| "water": 50, | |
| "milk": 0, | |
| "coffee": 18, | |
| }, | |
| "cost": 1.5, |
