your-aws-info.conf.template

## Your AWS information
AWS_REGION:            ap-xxxxxxxxx-1          #Your AWS region
AWS_SUBNET_ID:         subnet-xxxxxxx          #Your Subnet ID
AWS_SECURITY_GROUP:    sg-xxxxxxxx             #Your Security Group

OS_USERNAME:           centos                  #OS Super user (e.g. centos, ec2-user)
KEY_PAIR:              your-keypair-on-aws.pem #Your AWS Keypair, Set /full/path/to/your-keypair-on-aws.pem
AWS_AMI:               ami-xxxxxxxx            #An CentOS7/RHEL7 AMI on Your AWS Region (e.g. ami-25bd2743 is CentOS 7.4 on Tokyo region)
                                               #AMI ids are different depending on the regions, please check your region - https://wiki.centos.org/Cloud/AWS
                                               #Note: Some scripts depend on CentOS7/RHEL7 os command and I only tested on CentOS 7.4

## Instance Configurations
INSTANCE_TYPE_CM:        m5.xlarge    #vCPU 4, RAM 16G
INSTANCE_TYPE_MASTER:    m5.large     #vCPU 2, RAM 8G
INSTANCE_TYPE_WORKER:    m5.large     #vCPU 2, RAM 8G
INSTANCE_TYPE_GW:        m5.large     #vCPU 2, RAM 8G
INSTANCE_TYPE_CDSW:      m5.xlarge    #vCPU 4, RAM 16G
INSTANCE_TYPE_KAFKA:     m5.large     #vCPU 2, RAM 8G

# Optional settings
WORKER_NODE_NUM:         3            #Number of Worker Nodes
INSTANCE_NAME_PREFIX:  cdsw-demo      #Prefix of instance name
INSTANCE_OWNER_TAG:    your_name       #"owner" tag of incetances


### AWS Provider - DO NOT CHANGE THIS SECTION ###
provider {
    type: aws
    accessKeyId: ${?AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID}
    secretAccessKey: ${?AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY}
    region: ${?AWS_REGION}
    subnetId: ${?AWS_SUBNET_ID}
    securityGroupsIds: ${?AWS_SECURITY_GROUP}
}

common-instance-properties {
    image: ${?AWS_AMI}
    tags {
        owner: ${?INSTANCE_OWNER_TAG}
    }
    ebsVolumeCount : 4
	ebsVolumeType: gp2
	ebsVolumeSizeGiB: 100
}