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Create runner.yml
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- name: Deploy GitHub Runner to AWS (EC2)
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# You may pin to the exact commit or the version.
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# uses: bitovi/github-actions-deploy-github-runner-to-ec2@6e35bdc2c305bec7608655b84227b88ac75c5961
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uses: bitovi/github-actions-deploy-github-runner-to-ec2@v0
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with:
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# Specifies if this action should checkout the code
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checkout: # optional, default is true
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# Will run only the generation phase of BitOps, where the Terraform and Ansible code is built.
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bitops_code_only: # optional
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# Store BitOps code as a GitHub artifact
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bitops_code_store: # optional
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# Repo URL for the runner to listen to
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repo_url:
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# Repo access token
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repo_access_token:
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# AWS access key ID
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aws_access_key_id: # optional
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# AWS secret access key
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aws_secret_access_key: # optional
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# AWS session token
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aws_session_token: # optional
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# AWS default region
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aws_default_region: # optional, default is us-east-1
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# Set to override the AWS resource identifier for the deployment. Defaults to `${org}-{repo}-{branch}`. Use with destroy to destroy specific resources.
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aws_resource_identifier: # optional
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# A JSON object of additional tags that will be included on created resources. Example: `{"key1": "value1", "key2": "value2"}`
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aws_additional_tags: # optional
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# Set to "true" to Destroy the stack through Terraform.
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tf_stack_destroy: # optional
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# Change this to be anything you want to. Carefull to be consistent here. A missing file could trigger recreation, or stepping over destruction of non-defined objects.
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tf_state_file_name: # optional
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# Append a string to the tf-state-file. Setting this to `unique` will generate `tf-state-aws-unique`. Can co-exist with the tf_state_file_name variable.
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tf_state_file_name_append: # optional
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# AWS S3 bucket to use for Terraform state. Defaults to `${org}-${repo}-{branch}-tf-state`
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tf_state_bucket: # optional
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# Force purge and deletion of S3 bucket defined. Any file contained there will be destroyed. `tf_stack_destroy` must also be `true`
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tf_state_bucket_destroy: # optional
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# Secret name to pull env variables from AWS Secret Manager, could be a comma separated list, read in order. Expected JSON content.
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env_aws_secret: # optional
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# File containing environment variables to be used with the app
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env_repo: # optional
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# `.env` file to be used with the app from Github secrets
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env_ghs: # optional
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# `.env` file to be used with the app from Github variables
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env_ghv: # optional
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# Define if an EC2 instance should be created
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aws_ec2_instance_create: # optional
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# AWS AMI Filter string. Will be used to lookup for lates image based on the string. Defaults to `ubuntu/images/hvm-ssd/ubuntu-jammy-22.04-amd64-server-*`.
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aws_ec2_ami_filter: # optional
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# Owner of AWS AMI image. This ensures the provider is the one we are looking for. Defaults to `099720109477`, Canonical (Ubuntu).
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aws_ec2_ami_owner: # optional
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# AWS AMI ID. Will default to lookup for latest image of the `aws_ec2_ami_filter` string. This will override `aws_ec2_ami_filter` lookup.
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aws_ec2_ami_id: # optional
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# Set this to true if you want to recreate the EC2 instance if there is a newer version of the AMI.
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aws_ec2_ami_update: # optional
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# The AWS IAM instance profile to use for the EC2 instance
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aws_ec2_iam_instance_profile: # optional
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# The AWS Instance type
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aws_ec2_instance_type: # optional
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# Define the volume size (in GiB) for the root volume on the AWS Instance.
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aws_ec2_instance_root_vol_size: # optional
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# Set this to true to avoid deletion of root volume on termination. Defaults to false.
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aws_ec2_instance_root_vol_preserve: # optional
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# The name of the EC2 security group
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aws_ec2_security_group_name: # optional
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# Generates and manages a secret manager entry that contains the public and private keys created for the ec2 instance.
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aws_ec2_create_keypair_sm: # optional
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# Add a public IP to the instance or not. (Not an Elastic IP)
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aws_ec2_instance_public_ip: # optional
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# List of ports to be enabled as an ingress rule in the EC2 SG, in a [xx,yy] format - Not the ELB
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aws_ec2_port_list: # optional
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# Relative path in the repo for a user provided script to be executed with Terraform EC2 Instance creation.
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aws_ec2_user_data_file: # optional, default is no-file-provided
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# If user_data file changes, instance will stop and start. Hence public IP will change. Defaults to true.
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aws_ec2_user_data_replace_on_change: # optional
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# A JSON object of additional tags that will be included on created resources. Example: `{"key1": "value1", "key2": "value2"}`
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aws_ec2_additional_tags: # optional
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# Define if a VPC should be created
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aws_vpc_create: # optional
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# Set a specific name for the VPC
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aws_vpc_name: # optional
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# Define Base CIDR block which is divided into subnet CIDR blocks. Defaults to 10.0.0.0/16.
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aws_vpc_cidr_block: # optional
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# Comma separated list of public subnets. Defaults to 10.10.110.0/24
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aws_vpc_public_subnets: # optional
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# Comma separated list of private subnets. If none, none will be created.
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aws_vpc_private_subnets: # optional
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# Comma separated list of availability zones. Defaults to `aws_default_region.
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aws_vpc_availability_zones: # optional
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# AWS VPC ID. Accepts `vpc-###` values.
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aws_vpc_id: # optional
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# Specify a Subnet to be used with the instance. If none provided, will pick one.
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aws_vpc_subnet_id: # optional
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# Enables NAT gateway
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aws_vpc_enable_nat_gateway: # optional
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# Creates only one NAT gateway
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aws_vpc_single_nat_gateway: # optional
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# Comma separated list of IP IDS to reuse in the NAT gateways
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aws_vpc_external_nat_ip_ids: # optional
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# A JSON object of additional tags that will be included on created resources. Example: `{"key1": "value1", "key2": "value2"}`
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aws_vpc_additional_tags: # optional
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aws_secret_env: # optional
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repo_env: # optional
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dot_env: # optional
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ghv_env: # optional
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stack_destroy: # optional
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additional_tags: # optional
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ec2_instance_profile: # optional
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ec2_instance_type: # optional
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ec2_ami_id: # optional
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ec2_ami_update: # optional
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ec2_volume_size: # optional
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ec2_root_preserve: # optional
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ec2_security_group_name: # optional
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ec2_create_keypair_sm: # optional
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ec2_instance_public_ip: # optional
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ec2_user_data_file: # optional, default is no-file-provided
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ec2_user_data_replace_on_change: # optional
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ec2_additional_tags: # optional
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