Input variables

• aws_key_name: SSH Key pair for VPN instance
• vpc_id: The VPC id
• public_subnet_id: One of the public subnets to create the instance
• instance_type: Instance type of the VPN box (t2.small is mostly enough)
• whitelist: List of office IP addresses that you can SSH and non-VPN connected users can reach temporary profile download pages
• whitelist_http: List of IP addresses that you can allow HTTP connections for Let's Encrypt
• internal_cidrs: List of CIDRs that will be whitelisted to access the VPN server internally.
• resource_name_prefix: All the resources will be prefixed with the value of this variable
• volume_size: instance volume size

Outputs

• pritunl_private_ip: Private IP address of the instance
• pritunl_public_ip: EIP of the VPN box

Usage

provider "aws" {
  region  = "eu-west-2"
}

module "pritunl" {
  source = "github.com/evildotuk/terraform-aws-pritunl"

  aws_key_name         = "aws_key_name"
  vpc_id               = "${module.vpc.vpc_id}"
  public_subnet_id     = "${module.vpc.public_subnets[1]}"
  instance_type        = "t2.small"
  resource_name_prefix = "my-pritunl"
}

Please Note that it can take few minutes (ideally 3-5 minutes) for provisioner to complete after terraform completes its process. Once completed, you should see Pritunl app on the public IP of instance