Prerequisites
Prerequisites Summary
You’ll need to set up the following:
- A Terraspace project repo on Bitbucket
- The ci plugin gem
- Configure Terraspace Cloud
A Terraspace project repo on
If you need a Terraspace project, you can go through one of the Getting Started Guides. For this guide, we’ll use a simple stack that creates a random_pet resource.
Create a repo and push the project to it. Here are some example commands
git init
git add .
git commit -m 'first commit'
git remote add origin git@bitbucket.org:USER/REPO.git # replace USER and REPO with your own info
git push -u origin main
The ci plugin gem
Double-check and make sure terraspace_ci_bitbucket is in your Terraspace project’s Gemfile. It looks something like this.
Gemfile
source "https://rubygems.org"
gem "terraspace"
gem "rspec-terraspace"
gem "terraspace_plugin_aws"
gem "terraspace_ci_bitbucket" # Gets VCS info from CI environment
The Gemfile also happens to be using AWS cloud plugin. You can use another Terraspace Cloud Plugin, of course.
Also, make sure that you’re using Terraspace 2.1 or above. You can check with bundle info terraspace and should see something like:
$ bundle info terraspace
* terraspace (2.1.0)
If not, you can update terraspace with
bundle update terraspace
Or more generally, update all gem dependencies
bundle update
Configure Terraspace Cloud
Configure the cloud.org and cloud.project settings.
config/app.rb
Terraspace.configure do |config|
config.cloud.org = "boltops" # replace with your org name
config.cloud.project = "main" # replace with your project name
# Uncomment to enable cost estimation
# Make sure to set the INFRACOST_API_KEY as an env var
# Need the cost estimation plan https://app.terraspace.cloud/pricing
# config.cloud.cost.enabled = true
end
You’ll also need to export TS_TOKEN to your environment. You want want to add it to your
~/.bash_profile
export TS_TOKEN=token-123 # Example only. Replace with your own token
For more details, see Terraspace Cloud.
Next, we’ll generate the CI structure.
