- Terraform >= 0.12.2
- Bolt
Once Bolt is installed, a couple of additional Bolt modules are required. Add
the following lines to your Bolt Puppetfile (typically at
~/.puppetlabs/bolt/Puppetfile).
mod 'danieldreier-autosign'
mod 'puppetlabs-puppet_agent'
Then run bolt puppetfile install.
Create a terraform.tfvars file containing the following (substituting your
AWS credentials, region, etc).
access_key = "<AWS access key ID>"
secret_key = "<AWS secret access key>"
region = "us-east-1"
aws_key_pair = "<AWS key pair name>"
aws_ami_id = "<AWS ubuntu 16.04 x86_64 AMI in your region>"
terraform apply -target=aws_instance.puppetmaster will create a basic Puppet
master instance for the purposes of this test. This will take a while to run
and may show errors during the provisioning process (depending on the specs of
the instance, the Puppet master process can take a while to start accepting
connections), but the Puppet runs will retry automatically on failure.
There are 4 preconfigured aws_instance resources that use the puppet
provisioner in example.tf that you can try out with terraform apply -target=<resource>.
aws_instance.agent- Ubuntu instance provisioned with a Puppet Enterprise agent.aws_instance.os_agent- Ubuntu instance provisioned with an open source Puppet agent.aws_instance.win_agent- Windows 2012 instance provisioned with a Puppet Enterprise agent.aws_instance.os_win_agent- Windows 2012 instance provisioned with an open source Puppet agent.