Terraspace | The Terraform Framework

Commands easy to learn
            terraspace new project
terraspace new stack
terraspace seed
terraspace build
terraspace up
terraspace down
terraspace all up
terraspace test
          
Generators
            $ terraspace new stack demo
=> Creating new stack called demo.
      create  app/stacks/demo
      create  app/stacks/demo/main.tf
      create  app/stacks/demo/outputs.tf
      create  app/stacks/demo/variables.tf
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Deploy
            $ terraspace up demo -y
Building .terraspace-cache/us-west-2/dev/stacks/demo
Current directory: .terraspace-cache/us-west-2/dev/stacks/demo
=> terraform apply -auto-approve
...
Apply complete! Resources: 2 added, 0 changed, 0 destroyed.
network_id = projects/tung-111222/global/networks/duck
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Destroy
            $ terraspace down demo -y
Building .terraspace-cache/us-west-2/dev/stacks/demo
Current directory: .terraspace-cache/us-west-2/dev/stacks/demo
=> terraform destroy -auto-approve
...
Destroy complete! Resources: 2 destroyed.
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Structure
            ├── app
│   ├── modules
│   │   ├── instance
│   │   ├── rds
│   │   ├── security_group
│   │   └── vpc
│   └── stacks
│       ├── app
│       ├── vpc
│       └── instance
└── config
    └── terraform
        ├── backend.tf
        └── provider.tf
          
Testing
            $ terraspace test
main
Building test harness...
Test harness built: /tmp/terraspace-test-harnesses/network
=> terraspace up example -y
=> terraform apply -auto-approve
Apply complete! Resources: 2 added, 0 changed, 0 destroyed.
  successful deploy
=> terraspace down example -y
=> terraform destroy -auto-approve
Destroy complete! Resources: 2 destroyed.

Finished in 30.21 seconds (files took 0.29861 seconds to load)
1 example, 0 failures
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This could be a game changer for Terraform users. I just went through the AWS demo, very impressive!

– Blake G

We were very curious to learn about Terraspace, a Terraform Framework (yes yes, that’s a thing!) helping DevOps engineers to be more productive. You can use it for example to deploy multiple stacks at once in various cloud providers with just one command, regardless of the number and structure of their dependencies. Really impressive stuff.

– VSHN AG

Stumbled across a Terraspace when trying to solve an issue I was having with orchestrating the deployment of multiple environments but still keeping the automation DRY. Looks like it may solve a couple other problems Ive been having as well.

– Dave S

This could be a game changer for Terraform users. I just went through the AWS demo, very impressive!

– Blake G

– VSHN AG

– Dave S

DRY Structure

A common config structure that gets built with the deployed module. Keep your code DRY.

Backends

Automatically created backends like AWS S3, Azure Storage Account, and Google GCS.

Tfvars

Use the same infrastructure code to create multiple environments: dev, prod, etc.

Generators

Built-in generators to quickly create the starter module. Focus on code instead of boilerplate structure.

Deploy Multiple Stacks at Once

If you want to deploy multiple stacks, you can do so with a single command.

Testing

A testing framework that allows you to create test harnesses, deploy real-resources. Have high confidence that your code works.

Configurable

Customize CLI with hooks and args.

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