#terraform-tool

thanks Phil I will look into that

"Nested maps and lists should work throughout config" any example of what this CHANGELOG for 0.7 mean? )

[d__d]: ping

Are you in need of my services, MKS2020?

[d__d]: seen vancluever?

Yes, I saw vancluever 3 months ago.

vancluever said: "tekmon: np :)"

im trying to get ‘terraform remote config’ working via cmdline but am seeing the error missing 'access_token' configuration or ATLAS_TOKEN environmental variable

I have tried exporting the accesskey and secretkey but it doesnt seem to pick it up (i know its there because i can run a terraform plan fine)

i have also tried to set the two in the backend-config but that doesnt seem to work either

ahuang: here's how I use remote config

SneakyPhil: ah i see thanks, i am using it slightly different within a jenkins pipeline job using a groovy script

Is there an easy way to find the AMI ID for CenOS in the AWS MarketPlace?

Or is there an easy way to launch a CentOS instance with Terraform?

dkelbley: yes there is, just like you launch any other ami

You can build your own line of cent amis based on this https://github.com/BashtonLtd/centos7-ami if you wanted to

I understand how to launch AMIs, but I'm having troubles finding the AMI ID for CentOS7

It's not readily available in the AWS Marketplace

$ aws ec2 describe-images --filter Name="name",Values="centos7*" | jq -r '.Images[] | "\(.CreationDate) \t \(.Name) \t \(.ImageId)"'

the marketplace is largely useless imo

you can play with that jq filter to show PV or HVM or not even use the filter

most people run a script that builds a map of amis in a region

thanks for the info, I greatly appreciate it!

I've not taken the time to figure out how to do that just yet

best of luck

If anyone has use of a preprocessor for Terraform, I put one on Github this weekend

thanks for sharing

toddl: wait, are you the todd from #machomebrew?

Nope :)

k. nvm.

thanks all the same :)

You bet