choonchernlim / terraform-google-dev-hack

Ninja commands to improve the quality of life when dealing with Terraform and GCP

terraform-google-dev-hack

A compilation of commonly used commands related to Terraform and GCP.

Getting Started

• Clone this repo.
• In your favorite shell's startup script, add the following lines:

export TERRAFORM_GOOGLE_DEV_HACK_HOME=[PATH/TO/REPO] # Update this, no trailing slash 
source "${TERRAFORM_GOOGLE_DEV_HACK_HOME}/terraform-google-dev-hack.sh"

Commands

Terraform

Command	Description
tflo	Runs both gcloud auth login and gcloud auth application-default login.
tfp	Recursively formats Terraform files. Initializes working directory by caching modules. Makes all shell scripts executable. Show generated plan (both detailed and summary).
tfa	Runs terraform apply -auto-approve.
tfd	Runs terraform destroy -auto-approve.
tfo	Runs terraform output.
tff	Runs terraform fmt -recursive.
tfc	Recursively delete .terraform/ and terraform.tfstate.d/ directories. Useful if your hard drive is running out of space.

GCP

Command	Description
delete_project	Deletes the project regardless of the existence of lien. Usage: delete_project [PROJECT_ID] Example: delete_project my-project-1234
gsutil_rsync	Performs a "dry-run" sync either between 2 buckets, dir to bucket or bucket to dir. Prompts for user confirmation before applying the changes. Files in the destination will be deleted if they don't exist in the source. Usage: gsutil_rsync [SOURCE] [DESTINATION] Example: gsutil_rsync gs://bucket-1234 gs://bucket-5678 gsutil_rsync /path/to/dir gs://bucket-5678 gsutil_rsync gs://bucket-1234 /path/to/dir

Chromebook

Command	Description
chromebook_init	Installing/Updating VSCode and Google SDK. Usage: chromebook_init Example: chromebook_init