terraform-ghost-cf-digitalocean

A simple terraform configuration for Ghost with Digitalocean and Cloudflare.

How to use

1. Download and setup credentials.

$ git clone https://github.com/blauerberg/terraform-ghost-cf-digitalocean.git
$ cd terraform-ghost-cf-digitalocean
$ cp terraform.tfvars.example terraform.tfvars

# set your token of DigitalOcean
$ sed -i -e "s/YOUR_DIGITALOCEAN_TOKEN/{your digitalocean token}/" terraform.tfvars

# set your ssh key name of DigitalOcean
$ sed -i -e "s/YOUR_DIGITALOCEAN_SSH_KEY/{your digitalocean ssh key name}/" terraform.tfvars

# set your cloudflare email address
$ sed -i -e "s/YOUR_CLOUDFLARE_EMAIL/{your cloudflare email address}/" terraform.tfvars

# set your cloudflare api key 
$ sed -i -e "s/YOUR_CLOUDFLARE_API_KEY/{your cloudflare api key}/" terraform.tfvars

# set your cloudflare domain
$ sed -i -e "s/YOUR_CLOUDFLARE_DOMAIN/{your cloudflare domain}/" terraform.tfvars

2. Apply terraform configuration.

$ terraform init
$ terraform plan
$ rerraform apply

3. After a minutes, you will show the external ip of droplet you've created by terraform. Last step, let's login your droplet and setup your Ghost!

ssh root@{your droplet ip}

4. Enjoy! 🙂

Configurations

Available variables is below. You can override all values via terraform.tfvars.

variable	description	default
digitalocean_token	token of digitalocean	none
digitalocean_droplet_image	image name of droplet	ghost-18-04
digitalocean_droplet_name	droplet name	ghost-18-04
digitalocean_droplet_region	region	sgp01
digitalocean_droplet_size	instance type of droplet	s-1vcpu-1gb
digitalocean_ssh_key	ssh key name of digitalocean	none
digitalocean_droplet_backup	whether if enable backup for droplet	false
cloudflare_email	email address of cloudflare	none
cloudflare_api_key	api key of cloudflare	none
cloudflare_domain	domain of cloudflare	none
cloudflare_dns_record_name	record name for ghost	@
cloudflare_dns_record_proxied	whether if enable proxy feature	true