This repository contains Terrorform configuration files to deploy data-persistent wordpress application based on ECS hosted across multiple AWS zones.
To use this example you will need an AWS account and:
Export AWS Credentials or AWS profile.
export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=your_access_key
export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=your_secret_access_key
If you are maintaining multiple aws profile, export required AWS Named profile
export AWS_PROFILE=your_profile_name
- Update values accordingly for cluster in variable.tf
variable "ecs-cluster-name" {
description = "The name for the cluster."
default = "demo-ecs-cluster"
}
variable "ecs-key-pair-name" {
description = "The name for the cluster."
default = "demo"
}
- RDS details are mentioned terraform.tavars
production_database_name = "dummy_data"
production_database_username = "demo"
production_database_password = "defaultpassword"
- Deploy all the infrastructure needed on AWS using Terraform.
# terraform get
# terraform init
# terraform plan -out config
# terraform apply config
Once deployed, open ALB DNS on browser. It will start the wordpress application setup.
The RDS connection parameters will be passed on runtime to the Wordpress containers via environment variables.
- Once not needed, we can remove all the AWS infrastructure:
# terraform destroy
- To deploy individual AWS components:
Configure a new VPC.
terraform apply -target=module.vpc
Configure a new ECS Cluster with a service.
terraform apply -target=module.ecs
Configure the auto scaling group and launch configuration via EC2.
terraform apply -target=module.ec2
Configure and launch RDS.
terraform apply -target=module.rds
[Shashank Sinha] [email protected]