Issue in aws keypair

[hirenchavda25]

│ Error: Unsupported attribute │ │ on main.tf line 72, in module "velocihelk": │ 72: key_name = module.key_pair.key_pair_key_name │ ├──────────────── │ │ module.key_pair is a object, known only after apply │ │ This object does not have an attribute named "key_pair_key_name". ╵ ╷ │ Error: Unsupported attribute │ │ on main.tf line 82, in module "ws2019": │ 82: key_name = module.key_pair.key_pair_key_name │ ├──────────────── │ │ module.key_pair is a object, known only after apply │ │ This object does not have an attribute named "key_pair_key_name".

[iknowjason]

@hirenchavda25

Will investigate this issue and get back to you as soon as I can.

Thanks, J

[iknowjason]

Hi @hirenchavda25 I am unable to duplicate your problem and a fix for this was pushed back in June. It currently builds just fine with a more recent version of terraform. Can you try this?

Upgrade your terraform CLI to this version or the latest?

terraform version
Terraform v1.1.5
on linux_amd64

I need to update all of the documentation here to reflect new changes.

[Gerh-Hack]

Hi bro Great job! It was working before, but now I get the same error reported here. Attached is the output of the command you request....

terraform version Terraform v1.2.9 on linux_amd64

[iknowjason]

@Gerh-Hack Just pushed a commit to resolve this. Please do a git pull and give it a go.

[Gerh-Hack]

Thank you very much bro! It is now functional... Although I tried to configure SSH keys but it always creates SSH keys called deployer-one and I could not connect to BlueCloud-velocihelk. Anyway, thank you very much!

[iknowjason]

@Gerh-Hack

No problem, man. Yeah it auto creates a pair of SSH keys, you can call them whatever you want and even change the name of the ssh private key file. So wait, you still aren't able to SSH into the velocihelk system? You should be able to by referencing the ssh private key file with username. Should be something like this:
$ ssh -i ssh_key.pem helk@<IP ADDRESS>