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The PR just makes some basic adjustments by adding a node_tag variable for network releases and makes the VPC reusable as a module by giving a generic name.
Changes:
add node-tag variable
make VPC reusable for all networks
change lifecycle for archive squids
Type
enhancement, bug_fix
Description
Introduced a new Terraform variable node_tag to dynamically set node tags for different network deployments.
Renamed AWS VPC and related resources in Terraform configuration for generic use across different networks, enhancing reusability.
Added a dynamic Name tag to the VPC resource to better reflect the network name in AWS console.
Changes walkthrough
Relevant files
Enhancement
main.tf
Use Variable for Node Tag in Terraform Config
explorer/terraform/aws/gemini-3g/main.tf
Replaced hard-coded node-tag values with a variable node_tag for both squids and nova-archive-node-config.
2, because the changes are straightforward, involving variable introduction and renaming of resources for better reusability and readability. The modifications are limited to Terraform configurations, which are generally easier to review than complex code changes.
🧪 Relevant tests
No
🔍 Possible issues
Possible Bug: The renaming of AWS resources (e.g., aws_vpc.gemini-3h-squid-vpc to aws_vpc.gemini-squid-vpc) might lead to issues if there are external dependencies or scripts that rely on the old resource names. It's important to ensure that all references to these resources are updated accordingly.
🔒 Security concerns
No
Code feedback:
relevant file
explorer/terraform/aws/gemini-3g/main.tf
suggestion
Consider validating the node_tag variable to ensure it meets expected formats or constraints. This can prevent deployment issues or inconsistencies. For example, you can use Terraform's validation block to enforce a specific pattern or set of allowed values. [important]
Ensure that the dynamic Name tag addition to resources does not conflict with any existing naming conventions or policies, especially in environments with strict naming requirements. It might be beneficial to include a validation step or a naming convention guide for users of this module. [medium]
Add a description to the node_tag variable to improve the Terraform configuration documentation. Descriptions help other developers understand the purpose of each variable, especially in complex configurations. [medium]
Review the dependency management for the renamed resources to ensure that all dependent resources are correctly updated to reference the new names. This is crucial to prevent runtime errors due to unresolved dependencies. [important]
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Remove duplicate tag keys within the aws_vpc resource to avoid confusion.
It's recommended to avoid using duplicate tag keys within the same resource. In this case, both 'Name' and 'name' tags are set for the aws_vpc resource, which could lead to confusion or unexpected behavior. Consider removing one of them to maintain clarity and avoid potential conflicts.
tags = {
Name = "${var.network_name}-squid-vpc"
- name = "${var.network_name}-squid-vpc"
}
Specify protocol and port range for the HTTPS ingress rule in the security group.
When defining ingress rules in a security group, it's important to specify the protocol and the port range for which the rule applies. This ensures that the security group's behavior is clear and that it only allows the intended traffic. For the HTTPS ingress rule, specifying the protocol as TCP and the port range as 443 would be appropriate.
Use the var.instance_count_green variable directly for dynamic configuration.
The comment # var.instance_count_green next to the instance-count-green assignment suggests that this value might be intended to be configurable. If this is the case, consider removing the comment and using the variable directly to allow for dynamic configuration based on the variable's value.
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The PR just makes some basic adjustments by adding a node_tag variable for network releases and makes the VPC reusable as a module by giving a generic name.
Changes:
Type
enhancement, bug_fix
Description
node_tagto dynamically set node tags for different network deployments.Nametag to the VPC resource to better reflect the network name in AWS console.Changes walkthrough
main.tf
Use Variable for Node Tag in Terraform Configexplorer/terraform/aws/gemini-3g/main.tf
node-tagvalues with a variablenode_tagfor bothsquidsandnova-archive-node-config.variables.tf
Introduce Node Tag Variableexplorer/terraform/aws/gemini-3g/variables.tf
node_tagof type string.network.tf
Make VPC Reusable and Rename for Generic Usetemplates/terraform/explorer/base/network.tf
internet gateway, route table, security group).
Nametag to the VPC resource to reflect the networkname.