terraform-aws

Personal AWS infrastructure managed with Terraform. Each top-level directory is a standalone root module with its own state.

Prerequisites

• Terraform (1.5+)
• AWS CLI configured with credentials for the target account
• pre-commit (optional, for formatting hooks)

brew install terraform pre-commit
pre-commit install   # from repo root

Bootstrap order

Most stacks use remote state in S3 with DynamoDB locking. Set that up once before applying anything else.

Step	Directory	State	Purpose
1	terraform-bootstrap/	Local	Create S3 bucket kwm-terraform-state and DynamoDB table kwm-terraform-state-locks
2	Any other stack	Remote (S3)	terraform init then terraform apply

cd terraform-bootstrap
terraform init && terraform apply

After bootstrap, stacks configure the backend in versions.tf (bucket, key, DynamoDB table, us-east-1).

Disaster recovery (CloudFormation)

Use terraform-bootstrap-cf/ to recreate the backend and a recovery controller via CloudFormation. See:

• terraform-bootstrap-cf/terraform-backend/
• terraform-bootstrap-cf/controller/