Run local exec after digitalocean droplet

[Julian Zielke]

Hi,

I'm currently using Terragrunt in combination with Terraform to deploy digitalocean droplets.

What I'm planning is to use local exec in order to run Ansbile on the deployed host(s) afterwards. So I need to access the list of hosts somehow but I always run into an error

saying that the variable xyz is not (yet) declared.

Here's an Example I've tried:

resource "digitalocean_droplet" "instance" {

 image             = "${var.host_image}"

 name              = "${var.host_name}"

 region            = "fra1"

 size              = "${var.host_sizing}"

 backups           = "${var.useBackups}"

 tags              = "${split(",", replace(var.host_tags, " ", ""))}"

 ssh_keys          = ["${digitalocean_ssh_key.default.fingerprint}"]

 provisioner "remote-exec" {

   inline = ["echo"]

    connection {

     host        = "${data.digitalocean_droplet.instance.ipv4_address}"

     type        = "ssh"

     user        = "root"

     private_key = "${file(var.public_key)}"

   }

 }

}

Any chance to accomplish my goal?

[Alvaro Miranda Aguilera]

hello

sorry for the late reply

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