terraform-aws-eks

A terraform module to create a managed Kubernetes cluster on AWS EKS. Available through the Terraform registry. Inspired by and adapted from this doc and its source code. Instructions on this post can help guide you through connecting to the cluster via kubectl.

Branch	Build status
master

Assumptions

• You want to create a set of resources around an EKS cluster: namely an autoscaling group of workers and a security group for them.
• You've created a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) and subnets where you intend to put this EKS.

Usage example

A full example leveraging other community modules is contained in the examples/eks_test_fixture directory. Here's the gist of using it via the Terraform registry:

module "eks" {
  source                = "terraform-aws-modules/eks/aws"
  version               = "0.1.0"
  cluster_name          = "test-eks-cluster"
  subnets               = ["subnet-abcde012", "subnet-bcde012a"]
  tags                  = "${map("Environment", "test")}"
  vpc_id                = "vpc-abcde012"
  workers_ami_id        = "ami-123456"
  cluster_ingress_cidrs = ["24.18.23.91/32"]
}

Testing

This module has been packaged with awspec tests through kitchen and kitchen-terraform. To run them:

1. Install rvm and the ruby version specified in the Gemfile.

2. Install bundler and the gems from our Gemfile:

   gem install bundler && bundle install

3. Ensure your AWS environment is configured (i.e. credentials and region) for test.

4. Test using bundle exec kitchen test from the root of the repo.

For now, connectivity to the kubernetes cluster is not tested but will be in the future. To test your kubectl connection manually, see the eks_test_fixture README.

Doc generation

Documentation should be modified within main.tf and generated using terraform-docs. Generate them like so:

go get github.com/segmentio/terraform-docs
terraform-docs md ./ | cat -s | ghead -n -1 > README.md

Contributing

Report issues/questions/feature requests on in the issues section.

Full contributing guidelines are covered here.

IAM Permissions

Testing and using this repo requires a minimum set of IAM permissions. Test permissions are listed in the eks_test_fixture README.

Change log

The changelog captures all important release notes.

Authors

Created and maintained by Brandon O'Connor - [email protected]. Many thanks to the contributors listed here!

License

MIT Licensed. See LICENSE for full details.

Inputs

Name	Description	Type	Default	Required
cluster_ingress_cidrs	The CIDRs from which we can execute kubectl commands.	list	-	yes
cluster_name	Name of the EKS cluster.	string	-	yes
cluster_version	Kubernetes version to use for the cluster.	string	1.10	no
subnets	A list of subnets to associate with the cluster's underlying instances.	list	-	yes
tags	A map of tags to add to all resources	string	<map>	no
vpc_id	VPC id where the cluster and other resources will be deployed.	string	-	yes
workers_ami_id	AMI ID for the eks workers.	string	-	yes
workers_asg_desired_capacity	description	string	1	no
workers_asg_max_size	description	string	3	no
workers_asg_min_size	description	string	1	no
workers_instance_type	Size of the workers instances.	string	m4.large	no

Outputs

Name	Description
cluster_certificate_authority_data	Nested attribute containing certificate-authority-data for your cluster. Tis is the base64 encoded certificate data required to communicate with your cluster.
cluster_endpoint	The endpoint for your Kubernetes API server.
cluster_id	The name/id of the cluster.
cluster_security_group_ids	description
cluster_version	The Kubernetes server version for the cluster.
config_map_aws_auth	A kubernetes configuration to authenticate to this cluster.
kubeconfig	kubectl config file contents for this cluster.