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README.md

Terraform and Security Groups Example 1

Mock web-application environment with security groups to provide secure remote-access and isolation

Detailed analysis in the video

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Preliminary setup

  • Fill out the terraform.tfvars_example file and rename it to terraform.tfvars.
  • To the file, add your values of cloud_id, folder_id, and the token.
  • In the variables.tf file, replace the value of the remote_whitelist_ip variable with your own list of public IP addresses from which it is allowed to connect to the network: each address in quotes, separated by a comma, for example: default = ["1.1.1.1/32", "2.2.2.2/32"].
  • In the same file, change the value of the ipsec_password to the desired password for the test IPsec connection.
  • Run terraform init.
  • Run terraform apply.