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@invincible/backstage-plugin-terraform-environments

v0.44.0

Published

This plugin allows managing ephemeral Terraform environments using GitHub Issues and Actions.

Readme

Backstage Terraform Environments Plugin

This plugin allows managing ephemeral Terraform environments using GitHub Issues and Actions.

Features

  • List all Terraform environments
  • View environment details and status
  • Destroy environments that are no longer needed
  • Integration with GitHub Issues for tracking
  • Integration with GitHub Actions for provisioning and destruction

Installation

  1. Install the plugin in your Backstage app:
# From your Backstage root directory
yarn add --cwd packages/app @invincible/backstage-plugin-terraform-environments
  1. Configure the plugin in your app-config.yaml:
terraformenvironments:
  defaultowner: your-github-org-name
  defaultrepo: your-repo-name
  1. Add the plugin API factory to your packages/app/src/apis.ts:
import { 
  createApiFactory,
  configApiRef,
} from '@backstage/core-plugin-api';
import { scmAuthApiRef } from '@backstage/integration-react';
import { 
  terraformEnvironmentsApiRef,
  createTerraformEnvironmentsApi 
} from '@invincible/backstage-plugin-terraform-environments';

export const apis = [
  // ... existing API factories
  
  // Add the Terraform Environments API
  createApiFactory({
    api: terraformEnvironmentsApiRef,
    deps: { scmAuthApi: scmAuthApiRef },
    factory: ({ scmAuthApi }) => createTerraformEnvironmentsApi(scmAuthApi),
  }),
];
  1. Add the plugin page to your packages/app/src/App.tsx:
import { TerraformEnvironmentsPage } from '@invincible/backstage-plugin-terraform-environments';

// In your routes:
<Route path="/terraform-environments" element={<TerraformEnvironmentsPage />} />

GitHub Configuration

The plugin requires GitHub authentication to be set up in your Backstage instance:

  1. Create a GitHub App or Personal Access Token with the following permissions:

    • repo (full access to repositories)
    • workflow (ability to trigger workflows)
  2. Configure GitHub authentication in your app-config.yaml:

integrations:
  github:
    - host: github.com
      token: ${GITHUB_TOKEN}

GitHub Action Workflows

The plugin works with two GitHub Action workflows:

  1. terraform-pr.yml: Creates environments when PR is opened
  2. destroy-environment.yml: Destroys environments when requested

These workflows should be placed in .github/workflows/ in your infrastructure repository.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter any issues with the plugin:

  1. Check your browser console for error messages
  2. Verify that the GitHub token has the required permissions
  3. Make sure your app-config.yaml has the correct configuration
  4. Check that the GitHub repository exists and is accessible

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.