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Conventions

This document contains conventions for terraform code and module layout. All new platforms should adhere to these guidelines

Directory Structure

Root

├── config.tf
├── /modules
└── /platforms
  • config.tf: Contains all common variable declarations which are required for all platforms.
  • /modules: Contains all reusable modules. Platform specific modules go under their respective platform subdirectory.
  • /platforms: All platform specific entrypoints

Platforms

Each platform entrypoint should be laid out under the platforms top-level directory.

  • /platforms/<PLATFORM_NAME>

Each platform should at minimum contain the following files:

  • config.tf: A symlink to the main config.tf file in the repo root.
  • variables.tf: Platform specific variable declararions. All should be namespaced as tectonic_<PLATFORM_NAME>_<VAR_NAME>
  • terraform.tfvars.example: An example file contained in the root of the repo which demonstrates how users can configure the variables for provisioning. Users must customize this file.
  • README.md: All platform related documentation to quickly get started and references to other docs.
  • main.tf: The main entrypoint. This should configure all modules and pass along common variables. Users may customize this file as needed.
  • output.tf: Contains all output variable declarations. These contain any generated output useful to users.

Modules

Platform-agnostic modules are located in the root of the modules directory.

/modules/<COMMON_MODULE>

Platform-specific modules should go into their own subdirectory.

/modules/<COMMON_MODULE>/<PLATFORM_NAME>/<PLATFORM_MODULE>/

Each module should contain the following files:

  • output.tf: Contains all output variable declarations. These contain any generated output useful to module consumers.
  • README.md: All module related documentation.
  • variables.tf: Module-specific variables. Should never contain defaults.

Documentation

For more detailed documentation add docs to:

/Documentation/modules/<MODULE_NAME>

or

/Documentation/platforms/<PLATFORM_NAME>