partition.hcl 2.3 KB

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  1. # Set common variables for the environment. This is automatically pulled in in the root terragrunt.hcl configuration to
  2. # feed forward to the child modules.
  3. #
  4. # NOTE: There is only one copy of this, in the `common/` tree, and the others are symbolic links.
  5. locals {
  6. aws_partition = "aws-us-gov"
  7. aws_partition_alias = "govcloud"
  8. common_services_account = "701290387780"
  9. common_profile = "${local.aws_partition == "aws-us-gov" ? "govcloud" : "commercial"}"
  10. binaries_key = "key/a3ed054e-73be-45b4-acf8-6d06cb18cff9"
  11. # Statically setting the 'last known good' ami gives us some added flexibility
  12. # in building amis more regularly.
  13. #
  14. # Don't forget `lifecycle { ignore_changes = ["ami"] }` in yoru ec2
  15. # builds!
  16. amis = {
  17. "rhel7-base" = "ami-0b08c1f5f1c84d2e9"
  18. "rhel7-master" = "ami-0ceacf267454aba51"
  19. "rhel7-minion" = "ami-08505f005a686f476"
  20. "ubuntu1804-base" = "ami-0a84bd4b796860be8"
  21. "ubuntu1804-minion" = "TBD"
  22. }
  23. default_ami = local.amis["rhel7-minion"] # Allows us to easily change to a new base standard
  24. # If you need the raw list of all accounts, see `account_list` below
  25. account_map = {
  26. "prod" = [
  27. "721817724804", # mdr-prod-c2
  28. "738736370544", # mdr-prod-modelclient
  29. "876865127438", # mdr-prod-malware
  30. "022090475570", # mdr-prod-nihors
  31. "081915784976", # mdr-prod-bas
  32. "137793331041", # mdr-prod-doed
  33. "237704155425", # mdr-prod-frtib
  34. "300401536936", # mdr-prod-ca-c19
  35. ],
  36. "test" = [
  37. "738800754746", # mdr-test-c2
  38. "701341250728", # mdr-test-modelclient
  39. "876942499057", # mdr-test-malware
  40. ],
  41. "common" = [
  42. "701290387780", # mdr-common-services
  43. ],
  44. }
  45. # flatten the map into a single list
  46. account_list = flatten([
  47. for env, accounts in local.account_map: accounts
  48. ])
  49. # This is similar to the account_map, but used for "what accounts am I responsible for"?
  50. responsible_accounts = {
  51. "prod" = concat(local.account_map["prod"], local.account_map["common"]),
  52. "test" = local.account_map["test"],
  53. "common" = concat(local.account_map["prod"], local.account_map["common"], local.account_map["test"]),
  54. }
  55. aws_marketplace_ubuntu_owner_id = "874634375141"
  56. partition_tags = {
  57. aws_partition = local.aws_partition
  58. }
  59. }