Azure Docker Guide
Here’s a guide to using Terraspace, Docker and Azure.
Credentials
To use Cloud provider with Terraspace and Docker container you should mount the credentials.
docker run --rm -ti -v $HOME/.azure:/root/.azure ghcr.io/boltops-tools/terraspace
Editing Files
It is useful to be able to edit files with an text editor in your normal OS. You can do this by mounting a folder from your current host to a volume. Here an example that mounts the current working directory to the /work folder within the Docker container.
docker run --rm -ti -v $HOME/.azure:/root/.azure -v `pwd`:/work ghcr.io/boltops-tools/terraspace
Env Variables
Using env files is also handy. Here’s an example dev.env file.
ARM_SUBSCRIPTION_ID=EXAMPLE-c44e-4677-bf0e-6c380EXAMPLE
ARM_CLIENT_SECRET=EXAMPLEDcyCg~_XEFa_y-blKEXAMPLE
ARM_TENANT_ID=EXAMPLE-8ad0-4651-8b4c-bfdEXAMPLE
ARM_CLIENT_ID=EXAMPLEb0-bb76-432a-b5e4-73a5EXAMPLE
And how to use the env file.
docker run --rm -ti -v $HOME/.azure:/root/.azure -v `pwd`:/work --env-file dev.env ghcr.io/boltops-tools/terraspace
Test Terraspace
Once you’ve started and are inside a container, you can start trying out terraspace.
terraspace new project -p azurerm infra --examples
cd infra
terraspace up demo -y
terraspace down demo -y
For a more detailed Learn Guide check out Azure Learn Guide.
