terraform-kubernetes-apps-module

Terraform Module to deploy Helm Apps to your Kubernetes Cluster.

About

This Terraform module deploys Helm releases to your Kubernetes cluster using the helm_release provider. The module defines default configurations for various applications, and you can easily deploy these applications by specifying them in the apps list. If you need to override the default values, you can provide your own values file.

Features

• Deploy multiple Helm releases by specifying their names.
• Use default configurations or provide custom values.
• Automatically creates namespaces if specified.

Applications Available

A list of available apps can be found in the variable release defined in ./variables.tf.

To install them, you can pass them to the apps list variable, for a example see examples.

Requirements

No requirements.

Providers

Name	Version
helm	n/a
null	n/a

Modules

No modules.

Resources

Name	Type
helm_release.apps	resource
null_resource.wait_for_cluster	resource

Inputs

Name	Description	Type	Default	Required
apps	List of apps that will be deployed.	list(string)	[]	no
cluster_endpoint	The endpoint of the Kubernetes cluster.	string	null	no
cluster_ready_trigger	A trigger to indicate the Kubernetes cluster is ready.	any	n/a	yes
release	n/a	map(object({ chart = string repository = string version = string namespace = string create_namespace = bool values_file = string }))	{ "whoami": { "chart": "whoami", "create_namespace": true, "namespace": "apps", "repository": "https://cowboysysop.github.io/charts/", "values_file": "templates/whoami/values.yaml", "version": "5.1.1" } }	no

Outputs

No outputs.

Example

You can see a full example at ./example/.

module "kubernetes" {
  source  = "git::https://github.com/ruanbekker/terraform-kubernetes-vultr-module.git?ref=stable"

  cluster_name    = "test-cluster"
  cluster_version = "v1.29.4+1"
}

module "apps" {
  source = "../"

  apps = [
    "whoami"
  ]

  cluster_endpoint       = module.kubernetes.endpoint
  cluster_ready_trigger  = module.kubernetes

}