#terraform-tool

t0m, pretty much my direction. thank you very much

zmo_: it doesn't fit to cloudinit nicely - I'd actually in a prod setup configure puppet with puppet :)

But I wanted a standalone / barebones example

so it is what it is

feel free to steal all the good bits though ;)

t0m, i don't use cloudinit, that is not the point. i wanna have a terraform solution, to be applied to all the cloud not only amazon ..

not a aws solution ..

right, but you can just use a different autosign.rb and ec2_enc.rb for each cloud provider

The best thing you can do is to "autosign = *"

or you can do that for your domain as well

*.my.domain

so when every instance comes up and runs the agent it'll be autosigned

LOLOLOL 'The best thing you can do is to "autosign = *"'

yeah, cause I love giving users with curl all my secrets

that sounds fab

I have a remote state file at s3://bucket/a/b/c and I want to move it to s3://bucket/a/d/c. I tried to point at that, but TF 0.7.3 continued to write to a/b/c because that's written in the file itself. What's the proper way to do this move?

what is the best method in debugging with Terraform

Hilmi: what are you trying to debug?

SneakyPhil: I kept getting weird error that I'm not clear how to resolve other than "[ERROR] Graph validation failed. Graph:"

would be nice to say which line error I'm supposed to fix

Hey guys, I think I stumbled over a 0.7.8 bug to do with aws security groups: https://gist.github.com/apenney/177cd17154c2ef6...

I have a port 111 rule defined and it creates an all ports rule every time

can someone sanity check the syntax?

Hilmi: can you view the actual graph?

the picture that `terraform graph` produces

has anyone attempted to use `state mv` with 2 remote state files?

or is that not possible?

SneakyPhil: Yes, I'm certainly getting an output

SneakyPhil: first time I used graph, and it seems some values are incorrect where they are mixed with "[root] provider.aws" and "[root] provider.aws"