Add module Terraform #622
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The Terraform module will pretend to run Terraform apply to AWS with real AWS resource names and random resource IDs. Upon exit, it will state that the apply is complete and print how many resources has been added, changed and destroyed.
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svenstaro
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Hey @taskinen did you see my comments? I think this is almost ready to merge but I'd just like for you to look at my comments above. :) |
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Azure and GCP resources added. |
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Sleep based on Bernoulli distribution and printing of actual elapsed seconds added. |
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Thanks, this is great! |
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The Terraform module will pretend to run Terraform apply to AWS with real AWS resource names and random resource IDs. Upon exit, it will state that the apply is complete and print how many resources has been added, changed and destroyed.