Terraform EC2 Automation with Shell Script & GitHub Actions CI/CD

This project demonstrates how to create a Terraform module for provisioning an EC2 instance, integrate it with a shell script, and fully automate the deployment process using GitHub Actions.

• ✅ Create and configure a reusable Terraform module to provision an EC2 instance.
• ✅ Use a Shell script to trigger or manage Terraform operations.
• ✅ Automate infrastructure provisioning via GitHub Actions CI/CD.

This setup allows DevOps engineers to streamline the infrastructure deployment process using Infrastructure as Code (IaC) with automation pipelines.

1. Terraform Code:

   • Defines the AWS EC2 instance setup including AMI, instance type, and other parameters.

2. Shell Script (deploy.sh):

   • Handles terraform init, plan, and apply commands.
   • Can be executed locally or triggered via automation.

3. GitHub Actions Workflow:

   • Automatically runs the shell script whenever changes are pushed to the repo.
   • Ensures CI/CD for infrastructure.

• AWS Account with access keys
• GitHub Repository
• GitHub Actions enabled
• Terraform installed locally (for testing)
• IAM Role/Secrets configured in GitHub Actions for AWS access

git clone https://github.com/baig892/terra-bash-auto.git
cd terra-bash-auto
2. Run Locally (Optional)
bash
Copy
Edit
cd scripts
chmod +x deploy.sh
./deploy.sh
3. Trigger GitHub Actions
Push your changes to the main branch.

GitHub Actions will automatically run and deploy your infrastructure.

📌 Notes
Make sure to configure AWS credentials in GitHub repository secrets (AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY).

Destroy resources manually if needed to avoid unnecessary charges.

📧 Contact
Created by Aliyan Ullah Baig
For any queries or suggestions, feel free to reach out on GitHub