Allow terraform to generate the base role for cluster creation #34
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We were creating AWS service users, giving them keys and then checking those keys in with git-crypt. This isn't good security practice. We should be creating roles with minimal permissions instead. These roles can then be 'assumed' by different entities - an EC2 instance running GitHub actions, a local user on a computer, etc. This also removes need to managed EC2 access credentials in a repo - dangerous, and bothersome to rotate. This needs corresponding changes in hubploy to use assumed roles before it can work.
Currently, only the user who created the cluster can access the cluster. We need to explicitly set role in [aws-auth](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/eks/latest/userguide/add-user-role.html) to let roles access the cluster. We set this up, so the hubploy role can actually talk to the kubernetes cluster
We create a role that can assume only the two roles necessary for hubploy. This role can only be attached to ec2 instances
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Only needs to run describe-cluster on the one we just created
yuvipanda
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May 18, 2020
aws-creds/iam.tf
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| "eks:CreateCluster", | ||
| "eks:DeleteCluster", | ||
| "eks:DescribeCluster", | ||
| "eks:ListClusters", | ||
| "eks:UpdateClusterConfig", | ||
| "eks:DescribeUpdate", | ||
| "iam:GetInstanceProfile", | ||
| "iam:GetOpenIDConnectProvider", |
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use spaces to match the other lines?
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spaces instead of tabs everywhere i can is done
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super-cob
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No longer a WIP, this is legit now! |
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This is a fork from https://github.com/yuvipanda/terraform-deploy/tree/fix/no-users and the idea is that you can
terraform applyfrom theaws-credsfolder to create a group that may assume a role from which you may then run the real terraform script from theawsfolder. You simply add yourself to the group and then use awsudo or sts to assume the role in a shell before creating your EKS cluster. Looking for direction here, I took a lot of liberties and I want to gauge interest in adopting this system for other orgs.