This module is no longer under active development.
For new projects please use the officially support F5 BIG-IP module.
For existing projects, there is currently no planned date for retiring this module. However, it is highly recommended that you plan to migrate to the officially support F5 BIG-IP module.
Terraform module to deploy an F5 BIG-IP in AWS. This module currently supports 1 and 3 nic deployments and defaults to using the AWS Marketplace PAYG (pay-as-you-go) 200Mbps BEST license. If you would like to use a bring your own license (BYOL) AMI the set the f5_ami_search_name variable accordingly.
NOTE: You will need to accept the AWS Marketplace offer for your selected BIG-IP AMI.
NOTE: This code is provided for demonstration purposes and is not intended to be used for production deployments.
For security reasons the module no longer generates a random password that is stored in the Terraform state file. Instead, a password must be created in the AWS Secrets Manager and the Secret name must be supplied to the module. For demonstration purposes, the examples show how to do this using an randomly generated password.
This module requires that the user has created a password and stored it in the AWS Secret Manager before calling the module. For information on how to do this please refer to the AWS Secret Manager docs.
This modules supports Terraform 0.12 and higher
We have provided some common deployment examples below. However, if you would like to see full end-to-end examples with the creation of all required objects check out the examples folder in the GitHub repository.
module bigip {
source = "f5devcentral/bigip/aws"
version = "0.1.2"
prefix = "bigip"
f5_instance_count = 1
ec2_key_name = "my-key"
aws_secretmanager_secret_id = "my_bigip_password"
mgmt_subnet_security_group_ids = [sg-01234567890abcdef]
vpc_mgmt_subnet_ids = [subnet-01234567890abcdef]
}
module bigip {
source = "f5devcentral/bigip/aws"
version = "0.1.2"
prefix = "bigip"
f5_instance_count = 1
ec2_key_name = "my-key"
aws_secretmanager_secret_id = "my_bigip_password"
mgmt_subnet_security_group_ids = [sg-01234567890abcdef]
vpc_mgmt_subnet_ids = [subnet-01234567890abcdef]
f5_ami_search_name = "F5 Networks BIGIP-14.0.1*BYOL*All Modules 1 Boot*"
}
module bigip {
source = "f5devcentral/bigip/aws"
version = "0.1.2"
prefix = "bigip"
f5_instance_count = 1
ec2_key_name = "my-key"
aws_secretmanager_secret_id = "my_bigip_password"
mgmt_subnet_security_group_ids = [sg-01234567890abcdef]
public_subnet_security_group_ids = [sg-01234567890ghijkl]
vpc_mgmt_subnet_ids = [subnet-01234567890abcdef]
vpc_public_subnet_ids = [subnet-01234567890ghijkl]
}
module bigip {
source = "f5devcentral/bigip/aws"
version = "0.1.2"
prefix = "bigip"
f5_instance_count = 1
ec2_key_name = "my-key"
aws_secretmanager_secret_id = "my_bigip_password"
mgmt_subnet_security_group_ids = [sg-01234567890abcdef]
public_subnet_security_group_ids = [sg-01234567890ghijkl]
private_subnet_security_group_ids = [sg-01234567890mnopqr]
vpc_mgmt_subnet_ids = [subnet-01234567890abcdef]
vpc_public_subnet_ids = [subnet-01234567890ghijkl]
vpc_private_subnet_ids = [subnet-01234567890mnopqr]
}
If there is a specific F5 BIG-IP AMI you would like to use you can update the f5_ami_search_name variable to reflect the AMI name or name pattern you are looking for.
Example to find F5 AMIs for PAYG 200Mbps BEST licensing:
aws ec2 describe-images --owners 679593333241 --filters "Name=name, Values=F5 Networks BIGIP-14.0.1-0.0.14* PAYG - Best 200Mbps*"
Example to find F5 AMIs for BYOL 200Mbps BEST licensing:
aws ec2 describe-images --owners 679593333241 --filters "Name=name, Values=F5 Networks BIGIP-14.0.1*BYOL*All Modules 1 Boot*"