Terraform and Weave GitOps: Build a Fully Automated Application Stack

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This document discusses using GitOps and the Weaveworks Terraform Controller to manage AWS Lambda functions on Kubernetes. Key points include: - Flux is used to bootstrap the Terraform Controller on Kubernetes which then reconciles any changes to the Terraform manifest stored in Git. - The Terraform manifest defines an AWS Lambda resource and references the Git repo, AWS credentials secret, and outputs secret. - AWS access keys are stored as a Kubernetes secret referenced by the Terraform configuration to provision the Lambda function.

Technology

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GitOps
Everything
Steve Waterworth
Technical Marketing Manager

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There’s more to real applications than just Kubernetes

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● Flux bootstrapped on K8s
● Install Weaveworks Terraform Controller via Helm
● Normal file layout
○ main.tf - variables.tf - outputs.tf
○ Function source in subdirectory
● Manual testing before committing to Git
● Terraform manifest
Technique

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apiVersion: infra.contrib.fluxcd.io/v1alpha1
kind: Terraform
Metadata:
name: aws-lambda
namespace: flux-system
Spec:
approvePlan: "auto"
destroyResourcesOnDeletion: true
interval: 1m
sourceRef:
kind: GitRepository
name: tf-lambda
namespace: flux-system
varsFrom:
- name: tf-aws-keys
kind: Secret
writeOutputsToSecret:
name: aws-lambda-output
Terraform Manifest

$8 kubectl create secret generic tf-aws-keys -n flux-system --from-literal=access_key=$AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID --from-literal=secret_key=$AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY main.tf provider "aws" { region = var.aws_region access_key = var.access_key secret_key = var.secret_key } AWS Credentials$

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The document outlines a webinar on Weave GitOps, a continuous operations product that simplifies the deployment and management of Kubernetes applications. It covers key features like team workspaces, trusted delivery through policy as code, and progressive delivery strategies to enhance security and efficiency in software delivery. The presentation also includes demonstrations and offers resources for further learning and personal demos.