Terraform module to setup Gitlab ECS task

This module helps you create Gitlab ECS task service and the related task role, assuming that:

• you have created a ECS cluster
• you have created a VPC
• you have created primary subnet and secondary subnet for VPC
• you have created a SSL certificate for external ELB
• and of course, your AWS account provides you access to all these resources necessary.

Terraform Usage

export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID="anaccesskey"
export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY="asecretkey"
export AWS_DEFAULT_REGION="us-west-1"
terraform init
terraform apply

Sample Usage

You can literally copy and paste the following example, change the following attributes, and you're ready to go:

Variables

• gitlab_domain: application domain name
• prefix: Prefix for resource names
• aws_ecs_cluster_id: Arn of your ECS cluster
• vpc_id: ID of your VPC
• subnets: A list of subnets' IDs in the VPC. Minimum 2 subnets should be given
• certificate_self_signed: Self signed certificate can be generated. Boolean. If false certificate_arn should be set
• certificate_arn: Arn of your SSL certificate. Should be set if certificate_self_signed is false

Outputs

• gitlab_root_password: initially created password for the root user
• gitlab_web_endpoint: GitLab URL

# include this module and enter the values of input variables
module "ecs-gitlab" {
  source              = "riboseinc/ecs-gitlab/aws"
  gitlab_domain       = "gitlab.example.com"
  prefix              = "ribose"
  aws_ecs_cluster_id  = "arn:..."
  vpc_id              = "vpc-1234567"
  subnets             = ["subnet-1234567","subnet-7654321"]
  certificate_arn     = "arn:..."
}

output "Root_Password" {
  value = module.ecs-gitlab.gitlab_root_password
}

output "Gitlab_Address" {
  value = module.ecs-gitlab.gitlab_web_endpoint
}