Add terraform config for the ansible_controller #68
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| Pusher | @hellais |
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| Environment | dev |
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| Last updated | Tue, 02 Jul 2024 13:24:14 GMT |
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This sets up an ec2 node with all the needed dependencies to work as an ansible control node.
I am a bit uncertain if we should also add the git clone of the devops repo with ansible inside of it, or just leave that to being a manual task we do every time we need to do a deploy.
For the moment I have kept it to being as simple as possible.
This implements: #67