Module for creating a Management node

This modules creates a VM with Ubuntu Server 16.04-LTS. The server can for example be used as a management node for Ansible

Resources created when using this module

• Resource group
• Network Interface
• Public IP
• Virtual Machine, Ubuntu 16.04-LTS, with Standard_A2_V2 size as default

Using this module

Inputs

Name	Description	Type	Default	Required
existing_rg_for_vnet	Name of the existing resource group containing the Virtual Network resource	string	-	yes
existing_subnet_name	Name of the existing subnet to connect the NIC to	string	-	yes
existing_vnet_name	Name of the existing Virtual Network	string	-	yes
vm_size	Specifies the size of the virtual machine	string	Standard_A2_V2	no
image_offer	The name of the offer (az vm image list)	string	UbuntuServer	no
image_publisher	Name of the publisher of the image (az vm image list)	string	Canonical	no
image_sku	Image SKU to apply (az vm image list)	string	16.04-LTS	no
image_version	Version of the image to apply	string	latest	no
location	Default location for the azure resource	string	West Europe	no
name_prefix	This variable is used to name resources and is fetched from environment variable	string	-	yes
vm_password	This variable is used to specify VM password and is fetched from environment variable	string	-	yes
vm_username	This variable is used to specify VM username and is fetched from environment variable	string	-	yes

Outputs

Name	Description
ansible_management_public_ip	The public IP to the Ansible Management node

Example usage of this module

module "management-node" {
  source = "git::https://github.com/evry/tf-module-azure-management-node.git?ref=VERSION"

  existing_subnet_name = "${azurerm_subnet.dmz.name}"
  existing_vnet_name   = "${azurerm_virtual_network.vnet.name}"
  existing_rg_for_vnet = "${azurerm_resource_group.rg.name}"
  name_prefix          = "${var.name_prefix}"
  vm_username          = "${var.vm_username}"
  vm_password          = "${var.vm_password}"
}

Example for destroying the VM

terraform destroy -target=module.management-node