readme.md

Deploy gcp resources through terraform

1. Authenticate gcloud

Install gcloud cli if not installed https://cloud.google.com/sdk/docs/install 
a) export GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS=key.json
b) gcloud auth activate-service-account --key-file=$GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS

2. Install

• terraform in your local https://askubuntu.com/questions/983351/how-to-install-terraform-in-ubuntu
• Install gcloud kubectl https://cloud.google.com/kubernetes-engine/docs/how-to/cluster-access-for-kubectl#install_kubectl
• Install helm snap install helm --classic
• Keep the service account json key (key.json) inside terraform directory and it should have the permission

 Cloud Datastore Owner
 Cloud Functions Admin
 Cloud SQL Admin
 Compute Admin
 Container Registry Service Agent
 Create Service Accounts
 Firestore Service Agent
 Kubernetes Engine Admin
 Project IAM Admin
 Pub/Sub Admin
 Secret Manager Admin
 Secret Manager Secret Accessor
 Security Reviewer
 Service Account Admin
 Service Account User
 Service Usage Admin
 Storage Admin
 Storage Object Admin

• Check the terraform.tfvars file for the gcp project and credentials values and path.

3. run -

• terraform init
• terraform plan
• terraform apply

To destroy the all gcp resources

• terraform destroy

4. Resources Created on Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

After a successful Terraform execution, the resources listed below are generated on Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

• Google Kubernetes Engine
  • car-demo-gke
  • axon-server-gke
  • external-secret-car-demo-gke
  • elasticsearch-server-gke
• Firestore
• Event based Cloud Function
• Pub/Sub
  • Subscriptions
    • inventory_subscription
    • vehicle_subscription
    • shipment_subscription
  • Topics
    • shipment-notification
    • vehicle
• MySql instance with databases
  • order_db
  • inventory_db
  • payment_db
  • shipment_db
• Secret Manager
  • car-demo-secret