#docs (2018-11)
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2018-11-19
Hola
Just noticed a typo
The dev.cloudposse.co module represents an organization’s “development infrastructure”. This module is used as a sandbox environment where developers and test the waters and get familiar with AWS. We prescribe that organizations give all developers “Administrator” level privileges to this account where developers may test the waters.
his module is used as a sandbox environment where developers something missing here? and test
Add the source_profile created in Step 2 to your ~/.aws/config.
step 2 refers to step 2 rather than step 1
can I just create merge requests fo these things?
Yes, totally! If you find anything like that would love help to correct it
awesome, im busy reading through all the docs, will make a pull request with em when done
2018-11-22
mmmm
I think the docs need to be rebuilt
the code I just forked is right
yet the live page shows step 1 twice
Oh maybe I didn’t tag a release
We only redeploy on tagged release. Will set a reminder to check since I can’t do it my phone
cool cool
will make notes of anything I see and wait for the next deploy before fixing in my fork
have a great thanksgiving yo
thanks @Jan
So with the cold-start docs I am updating the dockerfiles for root and testing. https://docs.cloudposse.com/reference-architectures/cold-start/
It occurs to me that it would be useful to have a list of all the resources that will be created, before any other steps, to help set context and scope
Yea, makes sense…
so something like:
“After completing the following steps you will have: 1) … 2)… 3)…”
in the sense that im not sure for example “Select the parent DNS domain name for your infrastructure - in these examples we use cloudposse.co”
does this expect pre-existing dns or will a zone be created?
Im probably overthinking it
but I mean also if the cold start is creating the “non root” accounts how do you know the values of the testing account ID
I believe these are outputs
not sure I follow
I have had a few beers
but…
Update all ENV variables in the two Dockefiles in the repos with the values for your project:
Change DOCKER_IMAGE
Replace the namespace cpco with your own in all ENV vars
Change the domain names from cloudposse.co to your own
In root, update the account ID (TF_VAR_account_id) to your own root account ID
Change the IAM user names for the accounts
Update the account emails
and opening the dockerfile in root they are
ENV TF_VAR_testing_account_id="126450723953"
ENV TF_VAR_testing_name_servers='["ns-312.awsdns-39.com", "ns-1416.awsdns-49.org", "ns-619.awsdns-13.net", "ns-1794.awsdns-32.co.uk"]'
So I am pretty much stuck currently wondering why when I am at this point https://docs.cloudposse.com/reference-architectures/cold-start/# that I am getting
⧉ root.aws.tf
✓ (aws.tf-root-admin) iam ⨠ terraform plan -target=module.organization_access_group_root
Acquiring state lock. This may take a few moments...
var.audit_account_id
Audit account ID
Despite having commented out all the env vars in the Dockerfile for root other than testing
directly after running terraform plan -target=module.organization_access_group_root
yea ran through it all again carefully and ended up in the same pace
Unfortunately with the holidays won’t be able to really get my head into it until next week. We’re going to be on the road fri-sun.
@Andriy Knysh (Cloud Posse) can probably help tomorrow
Ah Yea mate, please do not feel obligated to do anything other than enjoy your holiday :)
ENV TF_VAR_testing_account_id=
ENV TF_VAR_testing_name_servers=
2018-11-30
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