Container image with infra tools (tofu, terragrunt, aws cli, helm, kubectl...). Useful for CI/CD or local deployments.
> Available tags
> Latest tag: 
| Arch | Supported | Tested |
|---|---|---|
| amd64 | ✅ | ✅ |
| arm64 | ✅ | ✅ |
Create a copy of the script run-infratools.sh in your repository and run it.
./run-infratools.sh
Usage: /usr/local/bin/run-infratools.sh [-i (info)] [-u (update)] [-a (attach or create)] [-v <host_path>:<container_path>]Mapping volumes:
./run-infratools.sh -a -v ~/.lacework.toml:/home/infratools/.lacework.tomlMove this script to your bin path, and reuse it in other repos:
sudo cp run-infratools.sh /usr/local/bin/With this script, you can run the container or attach to an existing, update the container to the latest tag version, or get the current version of the container.
Important
Running this script, ZSH history will be saved in /code repository to allow persistent command history.
So, If you don't want to push the .zsh_history to git, add the file to .gitignore in the repo you are using.
Run the container directly, without mapping directories:
docker run -it --rm --name infratools containerscrew/infratools:v2.9.0In a pipeline like .gitlab-ci.yml, you can use the image directly:
stages:
- deploy
infratools:
image: containerscrew/infratools:v2.9.0
stage: deploy
script:
- aws --version
- kubectl version --client
#etc...Persist variables in a container:
cd your-terraform-repo
mkdir .user/
touch .user/env
echo "FOO=BAR" >> .user/env
# Infratools container will use .user/env file as a --envfile
run-infratools.sh -a
echo $FOOImportant
Add .user/env to your .gitignore
make local-build-runVersions of packages and tools are pinned in the Dockerfile. Take a look to the corresponding tag.
Important
Starting in version v2.9.0 terraform was removed in favour of opentofu, which is a drop-in replacement for terraform CLI.
terragrunt will detect automatically tofu binary.
tfenv stills works to manage versions of terraform.
tofuenv will be installed in future versions of infratools to manage versions of opentofu.
If you want to use terraform instead of tofu:
tfenv use 1.9.5 # or the version you want
# If using Mac Apple Silicion, and want to use amd64 terraform binary
TFENV_ARCH="amd64" tfenv use 1.9.5
terragrunt init --tf-path=/usr/local/bin/terraform
terragrunt plan --tf-path=/usr/local/bin/terraform
# Or export the variable
TG_TF_PATH=/usr/local/bin/terraform
terragrunt planIf using custom git repository with self signed certificate (eg: terraform modules in a private git server), just edit in your ~/.gitconfig:
[http "https://gitlab.server.internal"]
##################################
# Self Signed Server Certificate #
##################################
sslCAInfo = /path/to/your/certificate.crt
#sslCAPath = /path/to/selfCA/
sslVerify = true # or set to false if you trustOr skip tls verify, run this inside the container:
git config --global http.sslVerify false # add this line if needed in run.sh script to run it automaticallyinfratools is distributed under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.