Closed slawomir-kaczmarek closed 5 months ago
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Currently supported commands include:
/sca
- run all SCA tests via pre-commit
/validate
- run terraform validate
/plan
- plan the infrastructure (only examples)/apply
- deploy the infrastructure and destroy afterwards (only examples)/idempotence
- test idempotence: deploy, plan and destroy afterwards (only examples).The 1st command does not take arguments, the remaining take two:
paths
- a space delimitied list of module pathstf_version
- (optional, defaults to the latest available) a space delimited list of Terraform versions to test the infrastrucure against.Examples:
# run idempotence tests on listed modules with Terraform versions: 1.2 (latest patch available), 1.4 (latest patch available), 1.5.4.
/idempotence paths="examples/combined_design examples/panorama_standalone" tf_version="1.2 1.4 1.5.4"
# run validation tests with the latest available Terraform version on listed modules.
/validate paths="modules/vmseries modules/vpc examples/combined_design"
/apply paths="examples/vmseries_standalone" tf_version="1.6.0"
Testing job ID: 9264836696 Job result: SUCCESS
/apply paths="examples/vmseries_standalone" tf_version="1.4.0, 1.5.0, 1.6.0"
Testing job ID: 9265610487 Job result: SUCCESS
Description
The code introduces support for AWS auto-generated IPv6 CIDR in VPC and applies IPv4 and IPv6 Dual Stack configuration to the standalone VM-Series example.
Motivation and Context
The change is the initial point of enabling IPv6 support in AWS modules.
How Has This Been Tested?
Code was deployed in the lab environment and connectivity verified over IPv4 and IPv6.
Types of changes
Checklist