Open asyd opened 4 years ago
Hi @asyd.
I am happy to support GCP, but I'd appreciate some information about the GCP provider from you, since I haven't used GCP yet really:
1) I have seen there is google
and google-beta
(https://www.terraform.io/docs/providers/google/index.html), do you need both?
2) What parameters (credentials, region, etc) are required to configure the GCP provider? I'd like to make those configurable via environment variables for now (for AWS those environment variables are, as mentioned in the README, for example, AWS_PROFILE
, AWS_DEFAULT_REGION
, etc.
google
will be enough for meproject_id
(can be an environment variable), and a credentials file (usually a JSON one)Thanks @jckuester
FYI, I opened PR https://github.com/jckuester/terradozer/pull/3, but it's not working for me, yet.
When I run GOOGLE_REGION=us-central1 GOOGLE_CREDENTIALS=some-credentials.json terradozer -debug terraform.tfstate
, I get
• READING STATE
• using state file=test/test-fixtures/single-resource-gcp/terraform.tfstate
• providers found in state addresses=[provider.google]
• downloaded and installed provider name=google version=3.11.0
• configured provider name=google version=3.11.0
• looked up resource instance address absolute_address=google_compute_network.vpc_network
• SHOWING RESOURCES THAT WOULD BE DELETED (DRY RUN)
• start distributing resources to workers for this run
• worker starts deleting resource id=projects/terradozer-acc-test/global/networks/terraform-network type=google_compute_network worker_id=10
• unable to delete resource error=failed to read current state of resource: Error reading ComputeNetwork "projects/terradozer-acc-test/global/networks/terraform-network": Get projects/terradozer-acc-test/global/networks/terraform-network?alt=json: unsupported protocol scheme "" id=projects/terradozer-acc-test/global/networks/terraform-network type=google_compute_network
• ALL RESOURCES HAVE ALREADY BEEN DELETED
Not sure what's missing yet...
Hello Jan-Christoph, it's me again :)
Have you planned to support others providers than aws, like GCP by chance?
Cheers