Jira (BOLT-1265) target-lookup plugin to discover targets from a terraform state file.

[Alex Dreyer (JIRA)]

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Puppet Task Runner / BOLT-1265 target-lookup plugin to discover targets from a terraform state file. Issue Type: New Feature Assignee: Unassigned Created: 2019/04/23 9:01 AM Priority: Normal Reporter: Alex Dreyer Questions: How will the user specify where the statefile is? Is this config for the plugin or part of the lookup? How will the user specify the name of the target? How will the user specify connection info(host)? Is there anything we can do that is terraform specific? Add Comment

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[Alex Dreyer (JIRA)]

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Puppet Task Runner / BOLT-1265 target-lookup plugin to discover targets from a terraform state file.

Change By: Alex Dreyer Sprint: Bolt Ready for Grooming

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[Lucy Wyman (JIRA)]

Lucy Wyman updated an issue

Puppet Task Runner / BOLT-1265 target-lookup plugin to discover targets from a terraform state file.

Change By: Lucy Wyman Questions: - How will the user specify where the statefile is? Is this config for the plugin or part of the lookup? - How will the user specify the name of the target? - How will the user specify connection info(host)? - Is there anything we can do that is terraform specific? Always unconditionally print a warning to manually verify Puppet code as a comment at top of the plan Run puppet plan through parser and validator and error if it's invalid (exit nonzero but still print plan)

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[Lucy Wyman (JIRA)]

Lucy Wyman updated an issue

Puppet Task Runner / BOLT-1265 target-lookup plugin to discover targets from a terraform state file. Change By: Lucy Wyman

Questions: - How will the user specify where the statefile is? Is this config for the plugin or part of the lookup? - How will the user specify the name of the target?

- How will the user specify connection info(host)? Plugin configuration?

- Is there anything we can do that is terraform specific?

Always unconditionally print At least try shelling out to `tf state` - if it's not available fail. State server on it's own is not supported. Need to have the terraform project directory path, and a warning second optional path to manually verify Puppet code the statefile itself if you have multiple. Should be passed as a comment at top parameter to the lookup, as opposed to a way of configuring the plan lookup

Run puppet plan through parser and validator and error if it's invalid (exit nonzero but still print plan)

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[Lucy Wyman (JIRA)]

Lucy Wyman updated an issue

Puppet Task Runner / BOLT-1265 target-lookup plugin to discover targets from a terraform state file. Change By: Lucy Wyman

Questions: - How will the user specify where the statefile is? Is this config for the plugin or part of the lookup? - How will the user specify the name of the target? - How will the user specify connection info(host)? Plugin configuration? - Is there anything we can do that is terraform specific?

At least try shelling out to `tf state` - if it's not available fail. State server on it's own is not supported.

Need to have the terraform project directory path, and a second optional path to the statefile itself if you have multiple. Should be passed as a parameter to the lookup, as opposed to a way of configuring the lookup Solution: {code} { resource_type: resources.gce_instance.* uri: network.public_ip config:   ssh:     hostname: id } {code} So you specify a resource_type which is the "scope" in terraform where your resource exists, specified in the terraform-dot-syntax.  Below that you specify bolt config, where each config option accepts a terraform-dot-syntax scope for looking up fields in the top level syntax. Ideally this will also accept regexes.

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[Lucy Wyman (JIRA)]

Lucy Wyman updated an issue

Puppet Task Runner / BOLT-1265 target-lookup plugin to discover targets from a terraform state file. Change By: Lucy Wyman

Questions: - How will the user specify where the statefile is?  A path to the terraform project, with an optional subpath key to the specific file - Is this config for the plugin or part of the lookup? Part of the lookup

- How will the user specify the name of the target? - How will the user specify connection info(host)? Plugin configuration? - Is there anything we can do that is terraform specific? At least try shelling out to `tf state` - if it's not available fail. State server on it's own is not supported.

Need to have the terraform project directory path, and a second optional path to the statefile itself if you have multiple. Should be passed as a parameter to the lookup, as opposed to a way of configuring the lookup Solution: {code} { resource_type: resources.gce_instance.* uri: network.public_ip config:   ssh:     hostname: id } {code} So you specify a resource_type which is the "scope" in terraform where your resource exists, specified in the terraform-dot-syntax.  Below that you specify bolt config, where each config option accepts a terraform-dot-syntax scope for looking up fields in the top level syntax. Ideally this will also accept regexes.

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[Lucy Wyman (JIRA)]

[Lucy Wyman (JIRA)]

Lucy Wyman updated an issue

Puppet Task Runner / BOLT-1265 target-lookup plugin to discover targets from a terraform state file.

Change By: Lucy Wyman Sprint: Bolt Ready for Grooming Kanban

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[Nick Lewis (JIRA)]

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Puppet Task Runner / BOLT-1265 target-lookup plugin to discover targets from a terraform state file.

Change By: Nick Lewis Assignee: Nick Lewis

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[Cas Donoghue (JIRA)]

Cas Donoghue updated an issue

Puppet Task Runner / BOLT-1265 target-lookup plugin to discover targets from a terraform state file.

Change By: Cas Donoghue Labels: docs

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[Cas Donoghue (JIRA)]

Cas Donoghue updated an issue

Puppet Task Runner / BOLT-1265 target-lookup plugin to discover targets from a terraform state file.

Change By: Cas Donoghue Fix Version/s: BOLT Next

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[Cas Donoghue (JIRA)]

Cas Donoghue updated an issue

Puppet Task Runner / BOLT-1265 target-lookup plugin to discover targets from a terraform state file.

Change By: Cas Donoghue Release Notes Summary: A new plugin was added to inventory v2 that can load terraform state and map resource properties to target parameters. This allows a terraform project to be used to dynamically determine the targets to use when running Bolt. Release Notes: New Feature

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[Melissa Amos (JIRA)]

Melissa Amos updated an issue

Puppet Task Runner / BOLT-1265 target-lookup plugin to discover targets from a terraform state file.

Change By: Melissa Amos Labels: docs docs_reviewed

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