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Barak Schosterover 5 years ago(edited)

Howdy!
is there a way to migrate terrgrunt into “raw” terraform code?

joshmyersover 5 years ago

Yeah, re write it in not as DRY code.

Joe Presleyover 5 years ago

I’m new to terragrunt and have taken over a code base created by someone else. I have a terragrunt.hcl file with a terraform source block like this

terraform {
  source = "${get_terragrunt_dir()}/../../modules/datapipelines-infra"
}

Joe Presleyover 5 years ago

I’d like to create another module and call it in the same terragrunt.hcl file. Can I create another terraform block with a different source?

Joe Presleyover 5 years ago

I’ve tried googling and looking at the documentation but haven’t had any luck finding an answer.

Jonathan Tobeover 5 years ago

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Callum Robertsonover 5 years ago

hey terragrunt people

Callum Robertsonover 5 years ago

is there any way to include a common templates in the live-infrastructure to modules?

Callum Robertsonover 5 years ago

├── functions
│   ├── function1
│   │   └── terragrunt.hcl
│   ├── function2
│   │   └── terragrunt.hcl
├── project.tfvars
├── resolvers
│   ├── resolver1
│   │   └── terragrunt.hcl
│   └── resolver2
│       └── terragrunt.hcl
└── templates

Callum Robertsonover 5 years ago

e.g. can I copy all the contents of the templates dir into the module dir when I call the module?

lorenover 5 years ago

if your module is already assuming a path to the templates dir, why not just pass it in as a variable?

Callum Robertsonover 5 years ago

sorry I don't follow mate - can you give me an example?

lorenover 5 years ago

your module must be hardcoding/expecting the path templates or it doesn't make sense to copy the directory to the module dir

lorenover 5 years ago

so, instead of hardcoding, just expose the path as a variable (with a default of templates if you like)

Callum Robertsonover 5 years ago

yeah I understand, unfortunately the way we designed the module won't allow for this and we don't want to update our appsync templates in each module

lorenover 5 years ago

then, pass the value for the path using terragrunt. then you do not need to copy the templates anywhere

Callum Robertsonover 5 years ago

I fixed it using the following:

Callum Robertsonover 5 years ago

terraform {
  source = "git@github.com:Callumccr/tf-mod-aws-appsync-resolver?ref=master"

  before_hook "copy_templates" {
    commands     = get_terraform_commands_that_need_vars()
    execute      = ["cp", "-a", "${get_parent_terragrunt_dir()}/humn-core/eu-west-1/dev/appsync/templates/.", "${get_terragrunt_dir()}/templates/"]
    run_on_error = true
  }
}

Callum Robertsonover 5 years ago

that seems to work well!

Callum Robertsonover 5 years ago

I can't pass the value of the template either due to variable interpolation 😞

lorenover 5 years ago

yes, a before_hook is the other way. you'll need to update your .gitignore also, of course, otherwise you'll accidentally commit them

Callum Robertsonover 5 years ago

@loren I had to have the templates in the module dir because the module has the following logic:

Callum Robertsonover 5 years ago

  request_template  = file("${path.module}/templates/${each.value.request_template}")
  response_template = file("${path.module}/templates/${each.value.response_template}")

Callum Robertsonover 5 years ago

if I use the file() in the terragrunt.hcl and pass it as a variable, the interpolation of the content causes the resource to fail

Callum Robertsonover 5 years ago

😞

lorenover 5 years ago

i'm not saying to use file() in terragrunt.hcl

lorenover 5 years ago

  request_template  = file("${var.template_dir}/${each.value.request_template}")
  response_template = file("${var.template_dir}}/${each.value.response_template}")

Callum Robertsonover 5 years ago

ah...

lorenover 5 years ago

the modules are making a bad assumption that the templates directory is local to the module

Callum Robertsonover 5 years ago

I didn't think to try that 😂

lorenover 5 years ago

but the module is not itself actually providing the templates

Callum Robertsonover 5 years ago

yeah I didn't think I could use relative paths outside what was local to the module

lorenover 5 years ago

with terragrunt, you would provide the full path, not a relative path...

lorenover 5 years ago

but you can get most of the same behavior in the module (when using the module directly as a root config), by setting the default value of the variable to templates

lorenover 5 years ago

you would just override the default value with terragrunt to pass the directory that actually contains your templates

Callum Robertsonover 5 years ago

worked very well!

Callum Robertsonover 5 years ago

template_location = "${get_parent_terragrunt_dir()}/humn-core/eu-west-1/dev/appsync/templates"

Callum Robertsonover 5 years ago

as part of my terragrunt.hcl

lorenover 5 years ago

nice

Callum Robertsonover 5 years ago

thanks @loren - that's much cleaner that doing a cp -a 😂

lorenover 5 years ago

trust me, i've been there, done exactly that 😂

natalieover 5 years ago

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Makeshift (Connor Bell)over 5 years ago(edited)

I think I'm really misunderstanding how --terragrunt-source is meant to work. In my case I have a format like this:

terragrunt/
  ├── terragrunt.hcl
modules/
  ├── module_1/
  └── child_module/

module_1 references child_module via source = ../child_module. How do I make that relative pathing work?

moos3over 5 years ago

so I have the following as a env.yaml

subnets: [  {
    subnet_name: "us-east1-dev-compute",
    subnet_region: "us-east1",
    cidr: 10.66.0.0/16,
    subnet_private_access: true,
    subnet_flow_logs: "true",
    subnet_flow_logs_interval: "INTERVAL_15_MIN",
    subnet_flow_logs_sampling: 0.5,
    subnet_flow_logs_metadata: "INCLUDE_ALL_METADATA",
    subnet_secondary_ranges: {
       pods: [{
          range_name: "us-east1-dev-pods",
          ip_cidr_range: "10.67.0.0/17"
        }],
        services: [{
          range_name: "us-east1-dev-services",
          ip_cidr_range: "10.67.128.0/17"
        }],
    },
  },]

in my module i'm doing this

locals {
  subnets = {
    for x in var.subnets :
    "${x.subnet_region}/${x.subnet_name}" => x
  }
}


/******************************************
	Subnet configuration
 *****************************************/
resource "google_compute_subnetwork" "subnetwork" {
  for_each                 = local.subnets
  name                     = each.value.subnet_name
  ip_cidr_range            = each.value.cidr
  region                   = each.value.subnet_region
  private_ip_google_access = lookup(each.value, "subnet_private_access", "false")
  dynamic "log_config" {
    for_each = lookup(each.value, "subnet_flow_logs", false) ? [{
      aggregation_interval = lookup(each.value, "subnet_flow_logs_interval", "INTERVAL_5_SEC")
      flow_sampling        = lookup(each.value, "subnet_flow_logs_sampling", "0.5")
      metadata             = lookup(each.value, "subnet_flow_logs_metadata", "INCLUDE_ALL_METADATA")
    }] : []
    content {
      aggregation_interval = log_config.value.aggregation_interval
      flow_sampling        = log_config.value.flow_sampling
      metadata             = log_config.value.metadata
    }
  }
  network     = var.network_self_link
  project     = var.host_project_id
  description = lookup(each.value, "description", null)
  secondary_ip_range = [
    for i in range(
      length(
        contains(
        keys(var.secondary_ranges), each.value.subnet_name) == true
        ? var.secondary_ranges[each.value.subnet_name]
        : []
    )) :
    var.secondary_ranges[each.value.subnet_name][i]
  ]
}

Trying for the life me to figure out why its saying this


Error: Invalid value for input variable

The environment variable TF_VAR_subnets does not contain a valid value for
variable "subnets": element 0: element "subnet_secondary_ranges": string
required.

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