Changeset View

Standalone View

				# What

				Terraform allows to transparently declare our infrastructure as code. Providing
				a (non-official so far) plugin, we can provision vm the same way for our rocq
				infra (proxmox)

				# The road so far

				## setup.sh

				Create a `setup.sh` file holding the PM_{USER,PASS} information:

				```
				export PM_USER=<swh-login>@pam
				export PM_PASS=<swh-login-pass>
				```

				source it in your current shell session.

				```
				source setup.sh
				```

				## provision new vm

				```
				terraform init
				terraform apply
				```

				# Details

				The provisioning is bootstraping vm declared in ".tf" files. It's using a base
				template (debian-9-template, debian-10-template) installed in the hypervisor.
				Instructions are detailed in the `init-clone.org` file.

				# Init

				This initializes your local copy with the necessary:

				```
				terraform init
				```

				# Plan changes

				This will compute all *.tf files present in the folder and compute a
				differential plan:

				```
				terraform plan
				```

				Note: It might be a good idea to change the `variables.tf` file to adapt for
				example the admin user and its associated public key

				# Apply changes

				Same as previous command except that it applies the diff to the infra
				(interactively):

				```
				terraform apply
				```