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AWS-Terraform Stack

This is a Terraform script that creates an AWS Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) along with various resources such as an internet gateway, a route table, a subnet, a security group, a network interface, an elastic IP address, and an EC2 instance with Apache2 installed.

Prerequisites

Before running this Terraform script, you need to have the following:

• An AWS account with valid credentials
• Terraform installed on your local machine

Usage

• Clone this repository onto your local machine.
• In the project directory, run terraform init to initialize the Terraform configuration.
• Run terraform plan to see the resources that will be created.
• Run terraform apply to create the resources.
• After the resources are created, you can access the EC2 instance by navigating to its public IP address in a web browser.

Resource created

• A VPC with specified CIDR block
• An internet gateway attached to VPC
• A route table attached to the VPC with a default route to the internet gateway
• A subnet within the VPC with a specified CIDR block
• A security group attached to the VPC with inbound rules allowing traffic on ports 80, 443, and 22
• A network interface attached to the subnet with a specified private IP address
• An elastic IP address attached to the network interface
• An EC2 instance with Apache2 installed running in the subnet and attached to the network interface

Variables

This Terraform script uses the following variables:

• CIDR-Production-VPC: The CIDR block for the VPC. Default: 10.192.0.0/16
• CIDR-Production-subnet: The CIDR block for the subnet. Default: 10.192.10.0/24
• ingress_ports: The list of inbound ports to allow traffic on. Default: [443, 80, 22]

Authors 📝

-This terraform script was created and maintained by @Nikhil_Singh

🚩 If you want to create a CI using terraform & Jenkins you can refer to ➡️ TF_jenkinsProject

License

• This Terraform script is Licensed under MIT License.