v1.0.2

1.0.2 (2022-08-19)

Bug Fixes

• typo in readme (#11) (a77acd7)

Update module documentation

Previously, there was no module documentation visible in registry.terraform.io site. This update changes the README.md and variables.tf files to provide the module documentation.

v0.0.1: Implement automation tasks (#1)

- Update documentation and resources.

- Remove unused resource group.

- Use string for max concurrency and errors variables.

- Both max_concurrency and max_errors variables can accept values in the
  form of "10%" which coudn't be passed being of type number. This
  update changes the variable type from number to string so percent
  values can be passed to them.

- Update resources and auxiliary files

- Previously, the SSM document considered both one file and one
  directory as SourceInfo. Now, only the `ansible' directory is
  accepted, the directory structure where ansible playbooks are stored.

- Previously, it was possible to execute one single playbook (when a
  file was specified) or many (when a directory was specified).  This
  update changes the `documents/ApplyAnsiblePlaybooks.json` file to run
  all playbooks in the ansible directory structure, in alphabetic order.
  The possibility of running playbooks individually was removed to
  simplify the document's integration.

- Ansible playbooks and roles were added to examples/simple/ansible
  directory structure to illustrate the configuration required for the
  module to work. In this particular case, playbooks install the httpd web
  server and configure it to print a `Hello, World!` message, then test
  the output. This hopefully illustrates the configuration and testing
  process required both before and after automatic patching.

- Update maintenance window schedule to specify not just the day
  recurrence but the exact hour where it happens.

- Remove duplicated task from maintenance window.

- The installation of ansible is already considered in the
  documents/ApplyAnsiblePlaybook.json document. No need to have it
  duplicated here. Further software installation and configuration
  could be done using playbooks in ansible directory structure.

- Update approval rules and approved patches