Fix incompatible AWS provider versions internally
Description
The versions of the AWS provider required across sudoblark.terraform.module.*
modules was inconsistent, thus we were unable to actually utilise all of the modules in a complete solution.
This release bumps the version of AWS provider required such that SNS may be utilised with other modules across the sudoblark.terrraform.module
namespace.
Changelog available here
TL; DR
Resolve fundamental AWS provider differences between this module and others in the namespace.
SUPPORTED MODULE DATA STRUCTURE (Unchanged since last release)
Data structure
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A list of dictionaries, where each dictionary has the following attributes:
REQUIRED
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- suffix : Suffix for the topic, will also be used as a unified index for Terraform resources.
- iam_policy_statements : A list of dictionaries where each dictionary is an IAM statement defining topic policy permissions.
-- Each dictionary in this list must define the following attributes:
--- sid: Friendly name for the policy, no spaces or special characters allowed
--- actions: A list of IAM actions the state machine is allowed to perform
--- resources: Which resource(s) the state machine may perform the above actions against
--- conditions : An OPTIONAL list of dictionaries, which each defines:
---- test : Test condition for limiting the action
---- variable : Value to test
---- values : A list of strings, denoting what to test for
--- principals : An list of dictionaries, which each defines:
---- type : A string defining what type the principle(s) is/are
---- identifiers : A list of strings, where each string is an allowed principle
- subscriptions : A list of dictionaries, where each dictionary defines:
-- endpoint : Actual endpoint to deliver to, see constraints for more information.
-- name : Friendly name for the endpoint, used for unique indexing in Terraform.
-- protocol : Determines the subscription type, permissible types are: email, lambda
Constraints
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- if endpoints.protocol == lambda then:
-- endpoint must be ARN of a lambda function
-- name must be name of a lambda function
- if endpoints.protocol == email, then endpoint must be an email address
- Only lambda and email endpoints.protocol values are supported
FEEDBACK
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