3 messages
RB (pat leave again)20 days ago
Is github.com/cloudposse/terraform-provider-awsutils still maintained? im curious if newer aws golang resources can be submitted there that aren't supported by the aws provider?
Abdulwahab Abdusomad Olayiwola18 days ago
Hi everyone,
I recently came across the Elastic Beanstalk Terraform module and noticed the maintainer-needed notice.
AWS also recently introduced Elastic Beanstalk Cluster Mode, which uses EKS underneath while Elastic Beanstalk manages the underlying cluster. I’m currently researching Cluster Mode and planning to build a Terraform implementation alongside a technical series I’m writing about it.
I was wondering if anyone in the community has started looking at Cluster Mode support for the existing module, or if there are any plans around it.
I’d also be interested in contributing if there’s an opportunity to help move the module forward
Thanks!
I recently came across the Elastic Beanstalk Terraform module and noticed the maintainer-needed notice.
AWS also recently introduced Elastic Beanstalk Cluster Mode, which uses EKS underneath while Elastic Beanstalk manages the underlying cluster. I’m currently researching Cluster Mode and planning to build a Terraform implementation alongside a technical series I’m writing about it.
I was wondering if anyone in the community has started looking at Cluster Mode support for the existing module, or if there are any plans around it.
I’d also be interested in contributing if there’s an opportunity to help move the module forward
Thanks!
Michael7 days ago
In my limited free time, I enjoy maintaining and contributing to community Terraform modules. Digging through the Terraform Registry documentation and switching between the browser and terminal can be tedious, so I built
github.com/RoseSecurity/tfrd
tfrd to compare the resources in a Terraform configuration with the provider schema and report unused attributes and parameters. As a community contributor, I want modules to reflect the full range of functionality providers support, and this tool helps me find gaps.github.com/RoseSecurity/tfrd