terraform-module-https-lb

terraform module for creating an opinionated internal application load balancer

Module Input Variables

• project_id - gcp project id
• region - gcp region
• static_ip_name - global load balancer name
• name_prefix - prefix-name used for lb proxy and forwarding rule
• create_address - toggle external static IP creation
• create_load_balancer - toggle load balaner creation
• url_map_name - toggle url map name
• custom_labels_https_fwd_rule - map of custom labels to apply to the resources
• ssl_cert_name - creates a unique name beginning with the specified prefix
• certificate_map - certificate map to attach to load balancer
• port_range - HTTPS Port number
• enable_ssl - enable SSL support
• https_redirect - enable HTTPS redirect
• default_custom_error_response_policy - Default custom error response policy
• services - map cloud run service metadata
• buckets - map of gcs bucket metadata

Usage

module "example-lb" {
  source          = "github.com/brandlive1941/terraform-module-backend-serverless?ref=v1.0.1"

  project_id      = var.project_id
  region          = var.region
  environment     = var.environment
  static_ip_name  = var.static_ip_name
  certificate_map = var.certificate_map
  services        = var.services
  buckets         = var.buckets
}

Outputs

load_balancer_ip_address: IP address of the Cloud Load Balancer

backend_services: backend derived values from inputs

Details

Because Terrraform does not allow you to reference and object inside of an object I utilized submodules to make sub-object elements available downstream. If more configuration variables are added to the primary object data it's likely they will be need to be passed into the backend modules, then made available as outputs to be used elsewhere.

Contributing

This project uses Commitizen.

Use the following command to stage a release after adding files with git commit

git cz

This will guide you through a series of prompts to format your commit message correctly.

This only needs to be done once per PR

Authors

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