consul/terraform/README.md

# Terraform Modules

This folder contains modules for Terraform that can setup Consul for
various systems. The infrastructure provider that is used is designated
by the folder above. See the `variables.tf` file in each for more documentation. 

To deploy Consul in multiple Subnets/AZ on AWS - supply:  -var 'vpc_id=vpc-1234567' -var 'subnets={ "0" = "subnet-12345", "1" = "subnet-23456", "2" = "subnet-34567"}'
terraform modules (for TF 0.3) 10 years ago			`# Terraform Modules`

			`This folder contains modules for Terraform that can setup Consul for`
			`various systems. The infrastructure provider that is used is designated`
Update quick start AWS Terraform This change started out as a quick update to RHEL 7 support (aka systemd), in the process I realized most of the other platforms could use an update. While trying to cleanup there I discovered I was repeating of bunch of information that might be better maintained in one place - as a result: * consolidated server.sh and install.sh * removed upstart-join.conf in a favor of join flag in the consul start * removed platform specific folders and increased complexity of install.sh to include handling the differences * updated and extracted consul version * added a consistent ip_table.sh file to open ports on firewalls * updating consul service management configurations to enable proper restarting behavior for each platform * the configuration naming convention is <distro_origin>_file_name * added platform to the security group name so you can easily launch multpile platforms at once * fixes #1304 9 years ago			by the folder above. See the `variables.tf` file in each for more documentation.
upgrading ubuntu ami to 16.04, switching to systemd, allowing multiple AZ/subnets through subnets={} map, upgrading consul to 0.9.3 (#3566) 7 years ago
			`To deploy Consul in multiple Subnets/AZ on AWS - supply: -var 'vpc_id=vpc-1234567' -var 'subnets={ "0" = "subnet-12345", "1" = "subnet-23456", "2" = "subnet-34567"}'`