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Official TerraHub Documentation: https://docs.terrahub.io​

TerraHub CLI

terraform automation and orchestration tool

( built using node.js | published using npm | managed using github | documented using gitbook )

TerraHub API

data and logs management, requires token to collect anything

( built using node.js | managed using swagger | deployed using aws serverless | documented using swagger ui )

TerraHub Console

enterprise friendly GUI to show realtime terraform executions, as well as auditing and reporting capabilities for historical terraform runs

( built using vue.js | managed using webpack | deployed using aws serverless | published using terrahub )

Install CLI

Getting started with TerraHub CLI is pretty straightforward:

1. Check if npm is installed:

   npm --version

   The output should look similar to the one below (no need to copy paste):

   v5.6.0

   NOTE: If npm is missing, check out Downloading and Installing Node.js and npm​

2. Install terrahub globally using npm:

   npm install --global terrahub

   The output should look similar to the one below (no need to copy paste):

   ~/.nvm/versions/node/v8.10.0/lib
   └── terrahub@0.0.1

3. Test if terrahub cli was installed properly:

   terrahub --help

TerraHub Token

​TerraHub CLI doesn't magically collect your data and upload to TerraHub API, which is further visualized in TerraHub Console. In order to do that, please sign up for a free account at console.terrahub.io and navigate to Settings page to copy TerraHub Token. Next, setup TerraHub Token as THUB_TOKEN environmental variable or update token value in global config file - $HOME/.terrahub/.terrahub.json.

Examples

More Examples:

• ​Terraform Automation Demo using AWS Cloud Provider​

• ​Terraform Automation Demo using Google Cloud Provider​

Official TerraHub Documentation: https://docs.terrahub.io​