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Fix usage docs

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Closes #29.
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Adam Mckaig 2016-05-19 11:16:49 -04:00
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@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ to your platform and unzip it. Make sure the `terraform-inventory` binary is exe
If your Terraform state file is named `terraform.tfstate` (the default), `cd` to
it and run:
ansible-playbook --inventory-file=terraform-inventory deploy/playbook.yml
ansible-playbook --inventory-file=/path/to/terraform-inventory deploy/playbook.yml
This will provide the resource names and IP addresses of any instances found in
the state file to Ansible, which can then be used as hosts patterns in your
@ -87,14 +87,14 @@ Ansible doesn't seem to support calling a dynamic inventory script with params,
so if you need to specify the location of your state file, set the `TF_STATE`
environment variable before running `ansible-playbook`, like:
TF_STATE=deploy/terraform.tfstate ansible-playbook --inventory-file=terraform-inventory deploy/playbook.yml
TF_STATE=deploy/terraform.tfstate ansible-playbook --inventory-file=/path/to/terraform-inventory deploy/playbook.yml
Alternately, if you need to do something fancier (like downloading your state
file from S3 before running), you might wrap this tool with a shell script, and
call that instead. Something like:
#!/bin/bash
terraform-inventory $@ deploy/terraform.tfstate
/path/to/terraform-inventory $@ deploy/terraform.tfstate
Then run Ansible with the script as an inventory:
@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ To update the fixtures, populate `fixtures/secrets.tfvars` with your DO and AWS
account details, and run `fixtures/update`. To run a tiny Ansible playbook on
the example resourecs, run:
TF_STATE=fixtures/example.tfstate ansible-playbook --inventory-file=terraform-inventory fixtures/playbook.yml
TF_STATE=fixtures/example.tfstate ansible-playbook --inventory-file=/path/to/terraform-inventory fixtures/playbook.yml
You almost certainly don't need to do any of this. Use the tests instead.