Posts Tagged terraform
AWS, IPv6 dual stacking, and Terraform
Posted by Kyle Lexmond in AWS, Sysadmin on July 5, 2020
My server had been running for 2 years, and it was overdue for a rebuild. I decided it was time I revisit AWS, and this time, try setting up dual stacking from the start. Which meant I needed to figure out how to get IPv6 working on AWS, and just to make things more interesting, […]
Terraform import with AWS profiles other than default
Posted by Kyle Lexmond in Linux, Sysadmin on August 4, 2016
I’ll come back and clean this up, but for now: Undocumented: It will use the default AWS profile – it will pull in your shared credientials, and use the default values if specified. As per code, use AWS_PROFILE=<name> terraform import aws_db_instance.default <id> to import using a AWS profile that isn’t default. ELB holds onto subnets […]