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Do you need to chain multiple Terragrunt executions to first bring the Kubernetes cluster up and then the containers, or does Terragrunt fix that?
by DelightOne 3y ago
Do you need to chain multiple Terragrunt executions to first bring the Kubernetes cluster up and then the containers, or does Terragrunt fix that?
- miduil 3y agoYes, with terragrunt you can do a `terragrunt run-all apply` and based on `output` to `variable` in each module data can be passed from one state/module to the next one, terragrunt knows how to run them in the right order so you can bootstrap your EKS cluster by having one module which bootstraps the account, then another one which bootstraps EKS, then one that configures the cluster, installs your "base pods" and then later everything else.