@cloudcommons/generator-cli NPM

Cloudcommons CLI

CloudCommons is a toolbox that aims to hold common patterns and practices for cloud applications.

This CLI, based on Yeoman (yeoman/yo), provides you with common Terraform scafolding for Microsoft Azure, relaying on various CloudCommons projects.

AWS and GCP will come in the future. Contributions will be welcome.

Pre-requisites

In order to use this cli you need: 1. azure cli 2. NPM 3. Terraform v0.12.19 or v.0.12.20 4. An active Microsoft subscription 5. Perform az login before starting

Installation

Use the following command to install the CloudCommons CLI:

npm install -g yo @cloudcommons/cli

How to use

To start the cli:

yo @cloudcommons/cli
? What do you want to create? (Press <space> to select, <a> to toggle all, <i> to invert selection)
❯◯ Azure - Resource group
 ◯ Azure - Kubernetes
 ◯ Azure - Kubernetes - Application
 ◯ Azure - Kubernetes - Helm release
 ◯ Azure - Kubernetes - Ingress
 ◯ Azure - Storage Account
 ◯ Azure - SQL Server
(Move up and down to reveal more choices)

You can generate more than one Azure resource at same time.

Don't forget to use "Space" to choose at least one generator!

Features

This generator can help you generating terraform boilerplate code to create:

Azure AKS (with cloudcommons/terraform-azure-kubernetes)
Azure DNS record
Azure Static IP Address
Azure Redis
Azure Resource Group
Azure Search
Azure SQL Server
Azure SQL Database
Azure SQL Failover
Azure Storage
Kubernetes application deployment (with cloudcommons/terraform-kubernetes-application)
Kubernetes Ingress for Azure
Kubernetes Docker Secret
Terraform (local, remote, azurerm)
Terraform pipelines for Azure DevOps

FAQ

Q: How is the generator getting information from my Azure account? A: It invokes the Azure CLI under the hood.

Q: Is the CLI itself writing anything to my Azure subscriptions? A: No, it only reads JSON information in order to facilitate the setup process.

Q: Is any Azure information stored? A: Yes, some Azure information is stored in the .yo-rc file. Sensitive information (mainly password) is not stored, and you have to introduce it every time you run the generator.

Q: Which subscription is the cli using? A: It uses az cli active subscription. To change is, use `az account set -s xxxxxx

Q: Does the cli support multiple subscriptions? A: No. Multiple subscriptions are not suported yet.