Terraform provider for RavenDB

Supported Platforms

• Linux
• Windows

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Requirements

Name	Version
terraform	> = 1.0.3

Providers

Name	Version
ravendb	1.0.2

Sample usage

Providers

terraform {
  required_providers {
    ravendb = {
      source  = "ravendb/ravendb"
      version = ">=1.0.0"
    }
  }
}
    
provider "aws" {
  region = "us-east-1"
}

Local variables for RavenDB server resource

Example getting RavenDB server parameters from EC2 instances Terraform resources

locals {
  
  # Node tags
  nodes = toset(["a", "b", "c"])
  
  # Ec2 hosts
  hosts = flatten([
    for instance in module.ec2_instances : [
      instance.public_ip
    ]
  ])
  
  # This sample represents the nodes that will be used for unsecured setup.
  ravendb_nodes_urls = flatten([
    for instance in module.ec2_instances: [
       "http://${instance.public_ip}:8080"
    ]
  ])
  
  # This samples represents the nodes that will be used for secure setup.
  ravendb_nodes_urls = [for tag in local.nodes : "https://${tag}.omermichleviz.development.run"]
  
  # This smaples shows the usage of map reduce parameters to a given index.
  maps = [
<<EOT
 map('employees',  function(e) {
  return {
    Country: e.Address.Country,
    Count: 1
  }
}) 
EOT
,
<<EOT
map('employees', function(e) {
  return {
      Country: e.Address.Country,
      Count: 1
  }
})
EOT
  ]

  reduce = <<EOT
groupBy(x => x.Country).aggregate(g => {
  return {
    Country: g.key,
    Count: g.values.reduce((count, val) => val.Count + count, 0)
  }
 })
EOT
  
}

RavenDB server Terraform resource parameters

locals {
  
  # IP addresses for hosts to deploy RavenDB to
  hosts = [
         "3.95.238.149", 
         "3.87.248.150", 
         "3.95.220.189" 
         ]
  
  # This sample represents the nodes that will be used for unsecured setup.
  ravendb_nodes_urls = [
         "http://3.95.238.149:8080", 
         "http://3.87.248.150:8080", 
         "http://3.95.220.189:8080"
         ]
  
  # This samples represents the nodes that will be used for secure setup.
  ravendb_nodes_urls = [
         "https://a.domain.development.run", 
         "https://b.domain.development.run", 
         "https://c.domain.development.run" 
         ]
}

RavenDB server resource

resource "ravendb_server" "server" {
  hosts              = local.hosts
  database           = "firewire"
  unsecured          = true
  cluster_setup_zip  = "/path/to/cluster/setup.zip"
  package {
    version = "5.4.111"
  }
  url {
    list      = local.ravendb_nodes_urls
    http_port = 8080
    tcp_port  = 38880
  }
  license = filebase64("/path/to/license.json")
  settings_override = {
   "Indexing.MapBatchSize" = 16384
  }
  assets = {
   "/path/to/file/file_name.extension" = filebase64("/path/to/file_name.extension")
  }
  ssh {
    user = "ubuntu"
    pem  = filebase64("/path/to/server.pem")
  }
  
  databases_to_delete {
    database {
      name        = "database_name"
      hard_delete = false
    }
  }

  indexes_to_delete {
    index {
      database_name = "database_name"
      indexes_names = [
        "index_name",
        "index_name",
      ]
    }
  }
  
  databases {
    database {
      name              = "database_name"
      replication_nodes =  local.nodes 
      encryption_key    = "base64_encryption_key"
      settings = {
        "Subscriptions.MaxNumberOfConcurrentConnections" = 2000
    }

    indexes {
       index {
          index_name = "index_name"
          maps       = local.map
          reduce     = local.reduce
          configuration = {
            "Indexing.MapBatchSize" = 128
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }
} 

Output

output "public_instance_ips" {
    value = local.list
}
output "database_name" {
    value = ravendb_server.server.database
}

Inputs

Name	Description	Type	Required
hosts	The ip addresses of the nodes that terraform will use to setup the RavenDB cluster.	list	yes
database - optional	The database name to check whether he is alive or not. It will create the given database if it doesn't exists	string	no
cluster_setup_zip - optional	The cluster setup zip file that is used by RavenDB for setup secured cluster.	string	no
license	The license file that will be used for the setup of the RavenDB cluster.	filebase64	yes
package version arch - optional UbuntuVersion - optional	Object that represents the version and the OS RavenDB will be running on. Supported architectures are: amd64, arm64 and arm32. Supported Ubuntu versions are: 18.04, 20.04, 22.04	set string string string	yes
unsecured	Whatever to allow to run RavenDB in unsecured mode. This is NOT recommended!	bool	no
settings_override	Overriding the settings.json.	map[string][string]	no
assets	Upload files to an absolute path.	map[string][string]	no
url list http_url - optional tcp_url - optional	Object that represents the nodes.	set List(string) int int	yes
databases - optional database name replication_nodes encryption_key settings indexes index index_name maps reduce configuration	Object that represents creation of databases and indexes.	set set string list(string) string map(string) set set string list(string) string map(string)	no
databases_to_delete - optional database name hard_delete	Databases that will be hard/soft deleted.	set set string bool	no
indexes_to_delete - optional index name indexes_names	Indexes that will be deleted on a given database.	set set string list(string)	no

Debug mode

In order to be able to see debug log you need to define environment variables.

For powershell

$env:TF_LOG="DEBUG"
$env:TF_LOG_PATH='d:/debug_log.txt'

For bash

export TF_LOG=DEBUG
export TF_LOG_PATH=d:/debug_log.txt

Environment variables information

https://www.terraform.io/docs/cli/config/environment-variables.html

Environment variables for running acceptances tests

powershell

$env:TF_ACC=1

export TF_ACC=1