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refactor: refactor infra configuration #12

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between edf3cd6 and 47d54c1.

Walkthrough

The changes enhance the Terraform configuration for managing an Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) environment, improving modularity and flexibility. Key updates include the introduction of new provider versions, dynamic variable usage in the workflow, and streamlined resource definitions. The overall infrastructure setup is refined for better adaptability and maintainability, with specific modifications to VPC, IAM roles, and Kubernetes service deployments, ensuring a more efficient deployment process.

Changes

Files Change Summary
.github/workflows/terraform.yml Updated Terraform apply command to include dynamic variables for VPC and cluster names, enhancing configurability.
.terraform.lock.hcl Simplified AWS provider version constraints and added new providers (Cloudinit, Null, Time, TLS). Updated Kubernetes provider version and TLS provider hashes.
main.tf, modules/eks/main.tf, modules/loadbalancer-controller/main.tf Uncommented and adjusted module definitions for EKS and load balancer controller, establishing dependencies and enhancing infrastructure capabilities.
modules/loadbalancer-controller/variables.tf Renamed variable from app_name to name with default value, removed env_name, clarified configuration.
modules/vpc/main.tf, modules/vpc/variables.tf Updated VPC module with new version constraints and disabled NAT gateway configuration. Removed unused variable declarations for cleaner code.
output.tf Re-enabled output blocks for EKS cluster attributes essential for integration with other services.
providers.tf Adjusted provider version constraints for improved compatibility and flexibility.
sampleapp.yaml Introduced a new Kubernetes deployment configuration for an NGINX application, specifying replicas and container details.
variables.tf Changed default value of eks_vpc_name variable to a more descriptive name, improving clarity in infrastructure setups.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant GitHub Actions
    participant Terraform
    participant EKS Module
    participant LoadBalancer Module

    User->>GitHub Actions: Trigger Terraform Apply
    GitHub Actions->>Terraform: Execute Apply with Variables
    Terraform->>EKS Module: Create EKS Cluster
    EKS Module->>LoadBalancer Module: Configure LoadBalancer
    LoadBalancer Module->>Terraform: Provision LoadBalancer
    Terraform->>GitHub Actions: Notify Completion
    GitHub Actions->>User: Deployment Successful
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Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (1)
sampleapp.yaml (1)

5-5: Consider uncommenting the namespace.

The namespace for the deployment is currently commented out. If this is intentional for testing purposes, ensure that it is uncommented in production environments to avoid deploying to the default namespace.

-  # namespace: nlb-sample-app
+  namespace: nlb-sample-app
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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 1f8c4da and edf3cd6.

Files selected for processing (12)
  • .github/workflows/terraform.yml (1 hunks)
  • .terraform.lock.hcl (3 hunks)
  • main.tf (1 hunks)
  • modules/eks/main.tf (2 hunks)
  • modules/loadbalancer-controller/main.tf (4 hunks)
  • modules/loadbalancer-controller/variables.tf (2 hunks)
  • modules/vpc/main.tf (2 hunks)
  • modules/vpc/variables.tf (1 hunks)
  • output.tf (2 hunks)
  • providers.tf (1 hunks)
  • sampleapp.yaml (1 hunks)
  • variables.tf (1 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)
  • modules/vpc/variables.tf
Additional comments not posted (28)
variables.tf (1)

4-4: Verify dependent configurations for eks_vpc_name.

The default value of the eks_vpc_name variable has been updated to "eks-fiap-vpc". Ensure that all dependent configurations or modules that use this variable are updated accordingly to prevent any potential issues.

Verification successful

Dependent configurations for eks_vpc_name are consistent.

The eks_vpc_name variable is used in main.tf to set a name property, and its usage appears consistent with the updated default value. No further dependent configurations were identified that require updates.

  • variables.tf: Declaration of eks_vpc_name.
  • main.tf: Usage of eks_vpc_name.
Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify usage of `eks_vpc_name` variable across the Terraform configuration.

# Test: Search for the usage of `eks_vpc_name` in the codebase. Expect: Consistent usage of the updated default value.
rg --type terraform 'eks_vpc_name'

Length of output: 68


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify usage of `eks_vpc_name` variable across the Terraform configuration.

# Test: Search for the usage of `eks_vpc_name` in files with the .tf extension. Expect: Consistent usage of the updated default value.
rg 'eks_vpc_name' --glob '*.tf'

Length of output: 112

sampleapp.yaml (1)

18-18: Verify the Nginx image version.

The deployment uses the Nginx image public.ecr.aws/nginx/nginx:1.23. Ensure that this version is tested and compatible with your application requirements.

modules/vpc/main.tf (2)

3-3: Review the version constraint update.

The module version constraint has been updated to ~> 5.12.1, allowing for minor updates. Ensure that this change aligns with your infrastructure policies and does not introduce unexpected behavior.


11-12: Consider the impact of disabling NAT gateways.

Disabling the NAT gateway (enable_nat_gateway = false, single_nat_gateway = false) may affect internet access for instances in private subnets. Verify that this change aligns with your network requirements and security policies.

modules/loadbalancer-controller/variables.tf (1)

1-4: Renaming and default value addition approved.

The renaming of app_name to name with a clear description and default value enhances clarity and usability.

Ensure that all references to app_name have been updated to name across the codebase.

Verification successful

All references to app_name have been updated.

The search found no occurrences of app_name, indicating that all references have been successfully updated to name. The renaming and addition of the default value are consistent across the codebase.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all references to `app_name` have been updated to `name`.

# Test: Search for occurrences of `app_name`. Expect: No results.
rg --type terraform 'app_name'

Length of output: 64


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all references to `app_name` have been updated to `name`.

# Test: Search for occurrences of `app_name`. Expect: No results.
rg 'app_name'

Length of output: 13

main.tf (2)

29-37: Load balancer controller module configuration approved.

The configuration ensures proper dependencies and parameter usage for the load balancer controller module.

Verify that the depends_on and other parameters like oidc_provider_arn, cluster_name, and vpc_id are correctly set up and referenced.

Verification successful

Load balancer controller module configuration verified.

The depends_on and parameters such as oidc_provider_arn, cluster_name, and vpc_id are correctly set up and referenced across the relevant Terraform files. The configuration is consistent with the expected setup.

  • main.tf correctly references depends_on, oidc_provider_arn, cluster_name, and vpc_id.
  • Related modules and variables are properly declared and used.
Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify setup and references for load balancer controller module dependencies and parameters.

# Test: Search for `depends_on` and parameter references in the module.
rg --type terraform '(depends_on|oidc_provider_arn|cluster_name|vpc_id)'

Length of output: 108


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify setup and references for load balancer controller module dependencies and parameters.

# Test: Search for `depends_on` and parameter references in the module without specifying file type.
rg '(depends_on|oidc_provider_arn|cluster_name|vpc_id)'

Length of output: 1978


18-27: EKS module configuration approved.

The configuration for the EKS module is correctly set with appropriate parameters.

Verify that cluster_name, eks_vpc_id, and private_subnets are correctly defined and outputted in the respective modules.

providers.tf (2)

8-8: Terraform version constraint update approved.

The update to allow patch updates enhances flexibility while maintaining stability within the major version.

Verify compatibility with existing configurations and modules.

Verification successful

Terraform version constraint update verified.

The update to the version constraint ~>1.9.4 in providers.tf is compatible with existing configurations. No other constraints were found, ensuring there are no conflicts. This change enhances flexibility while maintaining stability within the major version.

  • Confirmed in providers.tf: required_version = "~>1.9.4"
Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify compatibility of Terraform version constraint with existing configurations.

# Test: Search for Terraform version usage and ensure compatibility.
rg --type terraform 'terraform.*required_version'

Length of output: 85


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify compatibility of Terraform version constraint with existing configurations.

# Test: Search for Terraform version usage in .tf files and ensure compatibility.
rg 'required_version' --glob '*.tf' -A 2

Length of output: 113


5-5: AWS provider version constraint update approved.

The update to allow patch updates enhances flexibility while maintaining stability within the major version.

Verify compatibility with existing resources and configurations.

modules/eks/main.tf (3)

3-3: Good practice: Flexible version constraint.

Changing the version constraint to "~> 20.23.0" allows for minor version updates, which helps keep dependencies up-to-date without introducing breaking changes.


52-52: Correct data type for tag value.

Changing the Terraform tag value to a string "true" aligns with Terraform's requirement for tag values to be strings, preventing potential type-related issues.


53-53: Enhanced resource tracking with Created tag.

Adding the Created tag with timestamp() enhances resource management by providing dynamic tracking of creation time, which is beneficial for auditing purposes.

output.tf (5)

35-38: Restored output for cluster_arn.

Uncommenting the cluster_arn output makes the ARN available for integrations, which is essential for further use in other modules or services.


40-43: Restored output for cluster_certificate_authority_data.

Uncommenting this output is crucial for secure communication with the EKS cluster, as it provides necessary certificate data.


45-48: Restored output for cluster_endpoint.

Uncommenting this output is necessary for accessing the Kubernetes API server, facilitating integrations and management.


50-53: Restored output for oidc_provider.

Uncommenting this output is important for identity and access management, providing the OIDC provider URL necessary for authentication integrations.


55-58: Restored output for oidc_provider_arn.

Uncommenting this output is crucial for identity and access management, especially when enable_irsa is true, providing the necessary ARN for configurations.

modules/loadbalancer-controller/main.tf (3)

4-4: Good practice: Flexible version constraint for IAM role module.

Setting the version constraint to "~> 5.44.0" allows for minor version updates, ensuring compatibility and up-to-date dependencies.


18-18: Ensures correct resource creation order with depends_on.

Adding depends_on ensures that the kubernetes_service_account is created only after the IAM role, preventing potential dependency issues.


73-92: New Kubernetes service resource for load balancing.

The addition of kubernetes_service.bmb-api-svc facilitates the deployment of a LoadBalancer, with appropriate annotations and configuration for AWS integration and TCP traffic handling.

.github/workflows/terraform.yml (2)

85-87: Consider the impact of removing -auto-approve.

The removal of the -auto-approve flag means that manual approval is now required for Terraform apply actions, which could disrupt automated workflows. Ensure that this change aligns with your deployment strategy and security practices.

Would you like assistance in automating the approval process while maintaining security?


85-87: Ensure environment variables are set correctly.

The use of environment variables BMB_EKS_CLUSTER_VPC and BMB_EKS_CLUSTER_NAME is a good practice for dynamic configuration. Verify that these variables are correctly set in all environments where this workflow runs.

.terraform.lock.hcl (6)

6-6: Review AWS provider version constraints.

The AWS provider constraints have been simplified to ">= 5.46.0, ~> 5.62.0". This ensures compatibility with the 5.62.x series but restricts updates to major versions. Ensure this aligns with your infrastructure requirements.

Would you like assistance in verifying compatibility with your existing infrastructure?


67-82: Check Kubernetes provider version update.

The Kubernetes provider version is updated from 2.31.0 to 2.32.0. Ensure that this update is compatible with your current Kubernetes cluster setup.

Would you like assistance in verifying compatibility with your Kubernetes cluster?


125-140: Review TLS provider version update.

The TLS provider is updated to version 4.0.5. Ensure this update is compatible with your security and encryption requirements.

Would you like assistance in verifying compatibility with your security policies?


85-103: Consider the addition of the Null provider.

The null provider is added with version 3.2.2. This provider is often used for lifecycle management and triggers. Ensure its usage is justified and correctly implemented in your configuration.


27-45: Evaluate the addition of the Cloudinit provider.

The cloudinit provider is added with version 2.3.4. Ensure that this addition is necessary for your infrastructure and that it integrates well with your existing setup.


105-123: Assess the addition of the Time provider.

The time provider is added with version 0.12.0. This provider is useful for scheduling and time-based triggers. Ensure its addition is necessary and properly integrated.

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