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- Open terraform.tfvars using your favorite text editor.
# the aws keys
access_key = ""
secret_key = ""
# the region you wish to deploy to
aws_region = "" << us-west-2 for development
# keys for the front end machine
key_name_front = ""
key_full_path_front = ""
# which commit to deploy on the front end machine
# if commit_front = 'hot' -- the latest available build will be selected
commit_front = "hot"
# uncomment only if you wish to change the default location
#sp_cert_location = "/tmp"
#sp_key_location = "/tmp"
# keys for the rest machine
key_name_rest = ""
key_full_path_rest = ""
# which comit to deploy on the rest machine
# if commit_rest = 'hot' -- the latest available build will be selected
commit_rest = "hot"
# keys to the db machine
key_name_db = ""
key_full_path_db = ""
# Postgress credentials
PSQLUSER = "gforge"
PSQLPASS= "gforge"
PSQLDBNAME = "gforge"
# keys to the solr machine
key_name_solr = ""
key_full_path_solr = ""
# keys to the dome machine
key_name_dome = ""
key_full_path_dome = ""
# keys to the stackMon machine
key_name_stackMon = ""
key_full_path_stackMon = ""
# credentials for activeMQ
key_name_activeMq = ""
key_full_path_activeMq = ""
activeMqRootPass = "admin1"
activeMqUserPass = "user1"
stackPrefix = "alex-2-23-"
release = "hot"
# Server load balancers
restLb = "ben-rest.opendmc.org"
serverURL = "beta.opendmc.org"
# server log level (production, development)
loglevel = "production"
# deploy stack with swagger
use_swagger = "1"
- Open terraform.tfvars using your favorite text editor.
- This will show you the infrastructure you will be creating. Make sure you are happy with your setup.
- 6. Execute terraform apply.
- You should see a stack that contains your selected machines come up. The process should take been 10-15 minutes for a full stack.
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