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by nanis
1716 days ago
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As fun as it is to do this stuff, it is better to think about what a unit of deployment is first. Conceptually, it is important to separate the stuff that changes rarely (e.g., bucket name, the CNAME etc) from the stuff that changes at each deployment (web site content). The role of terraform (or any other infrastructure component) is to make sure the place where you put the web site content exists (and the correct wiring exists) before you try to put the web site content there. Having a layer of indirection between your infra code and the actual deployment interface helps. At its most basic, you can use terragrunt for this to invoke `aws s3 sync`[1]. [1]: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/reference/s3/sync.htm... |
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