Dennis Laffey

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Recent posts by Dennis Laffey

Excellent, I gotcha now Scott. We are actually using S3 as a remote store so we are likely a step along the road in getting a similar approach off the ground.

Not using TF Cloud, but Jenkins has similar mechanisms to chain the builds.
Thanks!
2 years ago

Since the modules do in fact depend on each other we use a common store for putting the input and output variables.



How do you mean by this? The outputs are in the terraform state files yeah?
2 years ago
Hi Scott,

I have a large AWS deployment that comprises three main "Terraform projects" each with multiple modules and a ton of variables.
The three projects build on top of one another but we rarely use them independently. I would like to improve their modularity and encapsulation so that we can wire the components together in more ad-hoc ways to meet the needs of customers' different requirements.

An example might be wiring a customer's data lake solution into the system instead of instantiating a Redshift cluster in AWS.

Do you have any general guidelines and approaches that you have found work well in the field?
2 years ago
Actually a call to GetEnv will tell you if the thread is attached or detached. The env pointer that you pass to the function should be the same as before, but the return value will indicate that it is already attached (JNI_OK). The call will return JNI_EDETACHED if the thread is not attached and thus needs to be (in order for env to be valid).
see below

[ July 30, 2008: Message edited by: Dennis Laffey ]
15 years ago