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CloudMemory store would be the redis equivalent of aws elasticache
This module would not need to implement the redis cluster itself and it may not need adding a count to the GCE instance since the count could be added to the module itself.
An example with a CloudMemory instance with its values fed into this module would be enough to allow people to use it
resource"google_redis_instance""cache" {
name="memory-cache"memory_size_gb=1
}
module"atlantis" {
source="bschaatsbergen/atlantis/gce"count=4name="atlantis-${count.index}"env_vars={
ATLANTIS_LOCKING_DB_TYPE ="redis"
ATLANTIS_REDIS_HOST =""
ATLANTIS_REDIS_PORT =""# could be randomly generated when the redis cluster is born
ATLANTIS_REDIS_PASSWORD =""# ...
}
# ...
}
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Redis locking would allow an HA setup using multiple atlantis servers.
https://www.runatlantis.io/docs/server-configuration.html#locking-db-type
Related issue terraform-aws-modules/terraform-aws-atlantis#322
CloudMemory store would be the redis equivalent of aws elasticache
This module would not need to implement the redis cluster itself and it may not need adding a count to the GCE instance since the count could be added to the module itself.
An example with a CloudMemory instance with its values fed into this module would be enough to allow people to use it
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: