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mikejw

@mikejw

I think :S

I had ECS (and tasks/services) working with classic load balancer but I'd like to try and use ELBv2 so I can perform http -> https redirects

stuzlogle

@stuzlogle

@mikejw there's a target-group directive in the ecs service definition, once you have the target-group defined separately and attached to the listener, you just specify what target group you want the task to be a part of

@mikejw if you need direction in defining a ELBv2 listener and target-group resource, I can assist with that

mikejw

@mikejw

that's super helpful, thanks.. will you be around tomorrow :P

stuzlogle

@stuzlogle

@mikejw probably yeah :)

Ameya

@bluemind2005_twitter

Can someone assist me with this please, its a hurdle I want to have resolved ASAP

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59188568/unable-to-download-terraform-modules-from-azure-repo-private-repo/59189795?noredirect=1#comment104602988_59189795

I did try the solution bit but unfortunately that still does not work.

Ameya

@bluemind2005_twitter

@artburkart Big Thank you mate.

@artburkart insightful response. API makes things very clear. Yep, one is list and the other is string.

stuzlogle

@stuzlogle

@bluemind2005_twitter I don't see anywhere in the documentation of generic git source, that it supports paths. I'm pretty sure the base of your git repo needs to be where the root of the module is

Rahul Sahotay

@sahotay

Hello, I am having a similar issue reported in here hashicorp/terraform#20807

can anyone help me ?

Michele Degges

@mdeggies

hey everyone- we were hoping to find some community members on MacOS 10.15+ who are interested in testing out a 0.12.18 pre-release binary, prior to the official release. the release is available here: https://github.com/hashicorp/terraform/issues/23033#issuecomment-562254574, and instructions on how to test are listed in this comment: https://github.com/hashicorp/terraform/issues/23033#issuecomment-562313347

successful tests will show that binaries downloaded via web browsers on OSX can be run without any gatekeeper errors (explained in the original GH issue), which is our goal. feel free to reply here or ping if you're able to help out, and thanks in advance! any/all tests are super helpful

Adi

@adi2909

Hello, does anyone know of a tool or hook they have worked on to post the status of tf apply on a slack channel ?

iwarapter

@iwarapter

Hey, can anyone working on the plugin sdk look at https://discuss.hashicorp.com/t/handling-innacurate-plans-with-the-plugin-sdk/4184 please

Harsh Gupta

@hardmettle

@hardmettle – I don't think there's any easy way to do it today, but there will be once AWS's newly announced (yesterday) managed Cassandra service is GA and supported by the terraform-provider-aws
https://aws.amazon.com/mcs/

@artburkart My question was if there's something similar for google cloud

Arthur Burkart

@artburkart

Nothing that I know of currently

Arthur Burkart

@artburkart

@stuzlogle @bluemind2005_twitter – instead of the path query param, have you tried the go-getter syntax for subdirectories?
https://github.com/hashicorp/go-getter#subdirectories
I'm not entirely sure about this, but I think go-getter might successfully pull a path if it's indicated with //

Ryan R

@Zodzie

Hi all, I need a quick refresher. Does a terraform state file cover all resources in a region? Can you have multiple .tfstate files with different contents in one region? Thanks

stuzlogle

@stuzlogle

@Zodzie if you're speaking about the AWS provider, yes, you can have multiple providers with aliases that reference different regions, The state file doesn't care.

Ryan R

@Zodzie

thanks for response stuz, my concern is if I can have 4 statefiles with different contents on a per-region basis

like 4x statefile = 1 region in 1 acc

Arthur Burkart

@artburkart

I think the answer is you can have whatever you want

stuzlogle

@stuzlogle

@Zodzie what Arthur said :) It might be useful to use something like workspaces to manage that. just a thought

Ryan R

@Zodzie

ah ok. for a second I thought statefile would conflict as if one statefile says "We have 4 AWS instances" and another statefile says "we have removed 1 instance"

or terraform plan i mean

like if i terraform apply on one statefile, how does it know not to touch the resources of another?

Arthur Burkart

@artburkart

the resources that are in the statefile are the only thing that matters for diffing

If you're trying to manage the same resource in two separate state files, then you'll have problems

stuzlogle

@stuzlogle

@Zodzie oh, you don't want to manage a resource from multiple statefiles, thats annoying at least, and dangerous at worst

@Zodzie if you need to access info from a resource in another state, (readonly) I'd look at the remote state datasource

Arthur Burkart

@artburkart

second that

Ryan R

@Zodzie

so are the resources on a per region basis

ideally

Arthur Burkart

@artburkart

I think it really depends on your use case

For example, I need to peer VPCs across several regions in Azure, so I have a statefile with VPCs from several regions

But then I manage VMs on a per region/env basis cuz that makes sense for my use case

Ryan R

@Zodzie

ok so a statefile can manage resources for multiple regions, but one region should not have multiplet statefiles to manage resources

sorry last repetitive question i promise

manage (same) resources

stuzlogle

@stuzlogle

@Zodzie check this out - https://www.terraform.io/docs/configuration/providers.html#alias-multiple-provider-instances

@Zodzie you can specify a provider multiple times using the alias descriptor to differentiate between the providers / regions in your resource definitions

@Zodzie and yes, your verification about statefile / resource management I would agree with.

Ryan R

@Zodzie

ok, i'm reading, thanks!

Buamod

@Ibuamod_twitter

connection {
  type = "ssh"
  user = "ec2-user"
  host = self.public_ip
  timeout = “password"
  private_key = file("${var.key}")
}

if there a way to switch user = "ec2-user"

sometimes it’s root sometimes it’s ubunut or even Admin

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