# Terraform Notes.md `00-cis-hardening` - CIS Hardening for MDR root `00-organizations-and-iam` - IAM Accounts and Policies across accounts `00-state-mgmt` - S3 buckets for state management (may be prerequisite for others) `01-eips` - Elastic IPs and Associated DNS Record `02-msoc_vpc` - Managed SOC VPC (msoc is old name?) - Meat and potatoes of command and control `03-mgmt` - ? Maybe Unused ? `04-ghe` - GitHub Enterprise `05-customer_portal` - Web App for Customers in Docker using ECR (How does it relate to fargate?) `10-custpod1` - ? Maybe Unused ? `11-codebuild` - Code Build to make RPMs `12-fargate` - ? And how `100-moose` - Our splunk environment (watch for modules of modules of modules) `101-afs` - AFS Customer Environment `102-saf` - SAF ("Smart and Final") - Powered Down through console `103-nga` - *FEDRAMP SPONSOR* NGA ("National Gallery of Art"), sometimes referred to as Gallery. `104-coalfire` - Our FedRAMP Auditors `105-cf2` - Our FedRAMP Auditors 2nd Environment `106-ma-c19` - Massachusetts Covid-19 (Internal AFS customer) `107-la-c19` - Louisiana Covid-19 (Internal AFS customer) `common` - Common files that are symbolicly linked into other folders `modules` - Reusable code - Do not run terraform here! A mix of homebrewed and third party modules. ------------------ workspaces are being used to break up environments. terraform workspace list terraform workspace select test Strange errors? Unexpected results? try this rm .terraform terraform init State issues terraform state show aws_ami.msoc_base terraform refresh -target=data.aws_ami.msoc_base Terraform also has a DynamoDB State lock (msoc-terraform-lock). This will prevent terraform state breakage. ------------------ View TF code https://github.com/terraform-aws-modules ------------------- Modules We are using the aws ec2-instance module https://registry.terraform.io/modules/terraform-aws-modules/ec2-instance/aws/2.13.0 https://github.com/terraform-aws-modules/terraform-aws-ec2-instance var.something means this is a module that needs the variable to run. Your code will fill the variable. data is a read-only terrafom object that queries provider or generates something on the localhost locals are variables that can refer to variables or other locals variables - expecting data from somewhere else. provider instance of the API -------------------- IAM Role get this error? aws_iam_policy.nga_instance_policy: Error creating IAM policy nga_instance_tag_read: AccessDenied: add this provider = "aws.iam_admin" ------------------- in terraform .tf files when the self = true. that is for putting the security group into itself. e.g. add the security group to the security groups rules. the terraform is setup in folders. each folder is a project and apply should be run in the folder. Common is the execption as some of the projects are dependent on that folder. role and policy have to be done in the IAM terraform iam_data.tf 02-msoc_vpc/lambda.tf with security groups terraform plan -target= terraform plan -target=module.sensu_go_server.aws_instance.this -target=module.sensu_go_server.aws_route53_record.private terraform apply -target=module.sensu_server.aws_route53_record.private -target=module.sensu_server.aws_instance.this terraform apply -target=aws_security_group_rule.outbound_to_sensu -target=module.sensu_servers_sg.aws_security_group_rule.ingress_with_cidr_blocks[0] -target=module.sensu_servers_sg.aws_security_group_rule.ingress_with_cidr_blocks[1] terraform apply -target=module.vpc_default_security_groups.aws_security_group_rule.typical_host_outbound_to_sensu_8081 -target=aws_security_group_rule.vault_server_to_sensu -target=module.vpc_default_security_groups.aws_security_group_rule.typical_host_outbound_to_sensu_5672 terraform apply -target=module.afs_cluster.module.vpc_default_security_groups.aws_security_group_rule.typical_host_outbound_to_sensu_5672 -target=module.afs_cluster.module.vpc_default_security_groups.aws_security_group_rule.typical_host_outbound_to_sensu_8081