Configuration
Keyper Configuration¶
We've preset keyper with app.yaml file here; however, you can override it with app.<env>.yaml.
Options¶
provider: # terraform provider options
tfcdk: # tfcdk options
stack: "gcp" # deploy to aws or gcp
path: "cdktf.out" # write cdktf artifact to directory
aws: # aws provider options
region: us-east-1 # provider region
backend: # provider backend options
type: cloud # use local or cloud backend, use s3 if cloud
path: terraform.tfstate # tfstate path (for both local and cloud)
bucket: keyper-tf-state # bucket to use (for cloud)
assume_role_arn: # assume role arn to use for tf aws provider (optional)
gcp: # gcp provider options
accountId: "databoo" # GCP project id
region: us-east1 # provider region
credentials: # path to provider credentials
backend: # provider backend options
type: cloud # use local or cloud backend, use gcs if cloud
resource: # resource json configurations files options
backend: # backend options
backend: "local" # backend currently only supports local
path: "configs" # write json configurations files to directory
env: local # provide additional app.<env>.yaml override options
out_dir: "/home/keyper" # base path of both provider.tfcdk.path and resource.backend.path
Docker¶
If you are using docker image, you can override app.local.yaml via -v ./app.local.yaml:/home/keyper/app.local.yaml.
docker run -it --rm --name keyper-cli \
-v ./configs:/home/keyper/configs \
-v ./cdktf.out:/home/keyper/cdktf.out \
-v ./.cdktf-sa-key.json:/home/keyper/gcp.json \
-v ./app.local.yaml:/home/keyper/app.local.yaml \
ghcr.io/jarrid-xyz/keyper:v0.0.4 -h
Jar¶
If you are building jar, you can create a app.yaml in the root directory.
Terraform Configuration¶
Migrate Terraform Backend to Remote¶
You can start experimenting with local Terraform backend. However, once you are ready to take this project to full staging/production, you can migrate Terraform state backend to remote. Follow Add GCS Permission to add GCS permission to the cdktf service account.