#terraform-tool

I just have boot2docker running on my laptop and the build.sh just triggers the docker build and docker push

er, yeah, that ^^

thats an interesting thought tho

well i do not run boot2docker

btw have you guys noticed that hashi's websites are a bit CPU intensive ? :P

just a free service to clear the cobwebs out of your fan.

it does look shiny tho

lol

terraform presentation taking place tomorrow

cool

free?

looks like it, they are usually quite vocal if they want money and I dont see any pricetag

it is free

lol, watching a seth vagro prsentation, i heard him say "closet cloud". love it, I wanna make it a tshirt!

awesome thanks SneakyPhil

how do I use terraform to create an s3 bucket to store its own remote state in that s3 bucket ~_~

think that might be a chicken and egg problem

haha make the bucket downstream and then store the remote state in an upstream group of tf files?

Does anyone create iam users with terraform? If so, have you seen this error

Resource 'aws_iam_user.devs' does not have attribute 'name' for variable 'aws_iam_user.devs.*.name

hm, nvm my string is empty and tf doesn't like that

has anyone have any urls to best practices with terraform? this is something that I think we all need to hear about.

BlackMaria: have at it https://github.com/hashicorp/atlas-examples

check the infrastructures folder

I have based my work heavily around that

yeah thanks... I am kinda thinking about how to manage large infra. that is prly not going to be just one set of configs but several groups with thier own.. or so I woudl think.

iiuc that isnt reall addressed there?

you'll have to come up with your own way of breaking your infrastructure apart

at a base level it's going to be databases, caching, web nodes, blah blah

yeah, if you recall I was one of the folks having issue with state corruption. :)

I do not

sorry

set up a lawn chair on the AWS lawn and pull out your shotgun?

ah nice, I like the visual ;)

for a in `terraform show | grep launch_configuration | grep -v = | sed 's/://g'` ; do terraform destroy -target=$a -force ; terraform destroy -force; done

kills it all ^

:)

not if it is an instance policy which was my case

well... i can add that to my lil kill it all loop

I think armon told me how to clear it, but I have to resort to aws-cli

1s I will look to see what it was I had to do...

correction cor dorval "aws iam delete-instance-profile --instance-profile-name name-here"

that was the command, not even the web ui can do :)

cor dorval was the person who helped, thanks again o/

lol, sorry it was luis cordova :}