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Ec2 instance creation using terraform assigns public IP
Deploy Application to AWS EC2 Instance using terraformTerraform plan says it needs to make changes even though I haven't made any to my AWS EC2 instanceCreate AWS RDS instance in non default VPC using terraformTerraform EC2 instance import - user data differentCommands in user_data are not executed in terraformAdd EC2 instance public IP to local Ansible hosts fileHow can I deploy repository using TerraformTerraform - output ec2 instance ids to calling shell scriptTerraform ec2-instance module Resource 'aws_instance.this' does not have attribute '' for variable 'aws_instance.this.*.'terraform destroy doesn't delete the ec2 instance created using input parameters for variables
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I am super new to terraform, I tried creating a ec2 instane, a elb and cname record using terraform. There is main.tf file with config supporting this and a seperate variable file.
I haven't defined to create a public ip for ec2 instance anywhere in the config but it still creates one. Kindly advice how to prevent this.
terraform
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I am super new to terraform, I tried creating a ec2 instane, a elb and cname record using terraform. There is main.tf file with config supporting this and a seperate variable file.
I haven't defined to create a public ip for ec2 instance anywhere in the config but it still creates one. Kindly advice how to prevent this.
terraform
edited Mar 25 at 1:53
BMW
24.1k55875
asked Mar 24 at 0:25
Karthikeyan JanakiramanKarthikeyan Janakiraman
102
Probably that's the case because you are launching the instance in a subnet with the setting "auto-assign public IPv4 address" enabled.
– StephenKing
Mar 24 at 12:54
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I am super new to terraform, I tried creating a ec2 instane, a elb and cname record using terraform. There is main.tf file with config supporting this and a seperate variable file.
I haven't defined to create a public ip for ec2 instance anywhere in the config but it still creates one. Kindly advice how to prevent this.
terraform
edited Mar 25 at 1:53
BMW
24.1k55875
asked Mar 24 at 0:25
Karthikeyan JanakiramanKarthikeyan Janakiraman
102
I am super new to terraform, I tried creating a ec2 instane, a elb and cname record using terraform. There is main.tf file with config supporting this and a seperate variable file.
I haven't defined to create a public ip for ec2 instance anywhere in the config but it still creates one. Kindly advice how to prevent this.
terraform
terraform
edited Mar 25 at 1:53
BMW
24.1k55875
asked Mar 24 at 0:25
Karthikeyan JanakiramanKarthikeyan Janakiraman
102
edited Mar 25 at 1:53
BMW
24.1k55875
asked Mar 24 at 0:25
Karthikeyan JanakiramanKarthikeyan Janakiraman
102
edited Mar 25 at 1:53
BMW
24.1k55875
edited Mar 25 at 1:53
BMW
24.1k55875
edited Mar 25 at 1:53
BMW
24.1k55875
24.1k55875
asked Mar 24 at 0:25
Karthikeyan JanakiramanKarthikeyan Janakiraman
102
asked Mar 24 at 0:25
Karthikeyan JanakiramanKarthikeyan Janakiraman
102
asked Mar 24 at 0:25
Karthikeyan JanakiramanKarthikeyan Janakiraman
102
102
Probably that's the case because you are launching the instance in a subnet with the setting "auto-assign public IPv4 address" enabled.
– StephenKing
Mar 24 at 12:54
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Probably that's the case because you are launching the instance in a subnet with the setting "auto-assign public IPv4 address" enabled.
– StephenKing
Mar 24 at 12:54
Probably that's the case because you are launching the instance in a subnet with the setting "auto-assign public IPv4 address" enabled.
– StephenKing
Mar 24 at 12:54
Probably that's the case because you are launching the instance in a subnet with the setting "auto-assign public IPv4 address" enabled.
– StephenKing
Mar 24 at 12:54
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There is an Boolean option to disable to assign public ip address with an instance.
https://www.terraform.io/docs/providers/aws/r/instance.html#associate_public_ip_address
associate_public_ip_address - (Optional) Associate a public ip address with an instance in a VPC. Boolean value.
So your code can be updated to
resource "aws_instance" "foo"
...
ecs_associate_public_ip_address = "false"
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There is an Boolean option to disable to assign public ip address with an instance.
https://www.terraform.io/docs/providers/aws/r/instance.html#associate_public_ip_address
associate_public_ip_address - (Optional) Associate a public ip address with an instance in a VPC. Boolean value.
So your code can be updated to
resource "aws_instance" "foo"
...
ecs_associate_public_ip_address = "false"
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There is an Boolean option to disable to assign public ip address with an instance.
https://www.terraform.io/docs/providers/aws/r/instance.html#associate_public_ip_address
associate_public_ip_address - (Optional) Associate a public ip address with an instance in a VPC. Boolean value.
So your code can be updated to
resource "aws_instance" "foo"
...
ecs_associate_public_ip_address = "false"
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There is an Boolean option to disable to assign public ip address with an instance.
https://www.terraform.io/docs/providers/aws/r/instance.html#associate_public_ip_address
associate_public_ip_address - (Optional) Associate a public ip address with an instance in a VPC. Boolean value.
So your code can be updated to
resource "aws_instance" "foo"
...
ecs_associate_public_ip_address = "false"
answered Mar 25 at 2:01
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There is an Boolean option to disable to assign public ip address with an instance.
https://www.terraform.io/docs/providers/aws/r/instance.html#associate_public_ip_address
associate_public_ip_address - (Optional) Associate a public ip address with an instance in a VPC. Boolean value.
So your code can be updated to
resource "aws_instance" "foo"
...
ecs_associate_public_ip_address = "false"
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Probably that's the case because you are launching the instance in a subnet with the setting "auto-assign public IPv4 address" enabled.
– StephenKing
Mar 24 at 12:54