The architecture is the same than the Azure one, with an Ubuntu jumpbox that is exposed over Internet, and the Windows VMs living in a private subnetwork.
This should work out of the box with ./goad.sh -t install -l GOAD -p aws, after adapting the values.tfvars file to the users need (region of deployment, IP whitelist to allow contact to the Jumpbox, and optional root disk size for the Ubuntu VM in order to install more tools).
Hello there,
I adapted the Azure provider for AWS support.
The architecture is the same than the Azure one, with an Ubuntu jumpbox that is exposed over Internet, and the Windows VMs living in a private subnetwork.
This should work out of the box with
./goad.sh -t install -l GOAD -p aws, after adapting the values.tfvars file to the users need (region of deployment, IP whitelist to allow contact to the Jumpbox, and optional root disk size for the Ubuntu VM in order to install more tools).Let me know if you need anything to be modified.
Cheers,
ArnC