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Expand Up @@ -43,8 +43,123 @@ Terraform module for Kyma uses the following terraform [providers](provider.tf),
| cluster_id | cluster ID of the created Kyma environment |
| domain | domain of the created Kyma environment |

## Running `terraform-sap-kyma-on-btp` module

## How to Use the Terraform Module for Kyma

> [!NOTE]
> See the included [usage examples](./examples/).

1. To use the module, create a dedicated folder in your project repository (for example, `tf`), a main Terraform (`main.tf`) file, and `.tfvars` files. This will become the so-called root Terraform module, where the module for Kyma can be used as a child module.

> [!NOTE]
> To learn more about Terraform modules, see [Modules](https://developer.hashicorp.com/terraform/language/modules)

```
.
+-- tf
| +-- main.tf
| +-- .tfvars
```

2. In the `.tfvars` file, provide [input parameters](#input-variables-tf-vars). Refer to the [template](examples/kyma-on-btp-new-sa/.tfvars-template) file.

For example:
```tf
BTP_BOT_USER = "..."
BTP_BOT_PASSWORD = "..."
BTP_GLOBAL_ACCOUNT = "..."
BTP_BACKEND_URL = "https://cpcli.cf.sap.hana.ondemand.com"
BTP_CUSTOM_IAS_TENANT = "my-tenant"
BTP_CUSTOM_IAS_DOMAIN = "accounts400.ondemand.com"
BTP_NEW_SUBACCOUNT_NAME = "kyma-runtime-subaccount"
BTP_NEW_SUBACCOUNT_REGION = "eu21"
BTP_KYMA_PLAN = "azure"
BTP_KYMA_REGION = "westeurope"
```

3. In the `main.tf`, provide the [required providers](#required-providers) and include the Kyma module as a child module.
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```tf

provider "jq" {}
provider "http" {}
provider "btp" {
globalaccount = var.BTP_GLOBAL_ACCOUNT
cli_server_url = var.BTP_BACKEND_URL
idp = var.BTP_CUSTOM_IAS_TENANT
username = var.BTP_BOT_USER
password = var.BTP_BOT_PASSWORD
}

module "kyma" {
source = "git::https://github.com/kyma-project/terraform-module.git?ref=v0.2.0"
BTP_KYMA_PLAN = var.BTP_KYMA_PLAN
BTP_NEW_SUBACCOUNT_NAME = var.BTP_NEW_SUBACCOUNT_NAME
BTP_CUSTOM_IAS_TENANT = var.BTP_CUSTOM_IAS_TENANT
BTP_CUSTOM_IAS_DOMAIN = var.BTP_CUSTOM_IAS_DOMAIN
BTP_KYMA_REGION = var.BTP_KYMA_REGION
BTP_BOT_USER = var.BTP_BOT_USER
BTP_BOT_PASSWORD = var.BTP_BOT_PASSWORD
BTP_NEW_SUBACCOUNT_REGION = var.BTP_NEW_SUBACCOUNT_REGION
}

//Use the outputs of the Kyma module as you wish.
//Here it is forwarded as outputs of the root module.
output "subaccount_id" {
value = module.kyma.subaccount_id
}

output "service_instance_id" {
value = module.kyma.service_instance_id
}

output "cluster_id" {
value = module.kyma.cluster_id
}

output "domain" {
value = module.kyma.domain
}

//Use the kubeconfig output if you want to create/read k8s resources via [kubernetes terraform provider](https://registry.terraform.io/providers/hashicorp/kubernetes/latest/docs)

<!-- provider "kubernetes" {
cluster_ca_certificate = base64decode(local.kubeconfig.clusters.0.cluster.certificate-authority-data)
host = local.kubeconfig.clusters.0.cluster.server
token = local.kubeconfig.users.0.user.token
} -->

```

4. Run the Terraform CLI in your root module's folder.

```bash
cd tf
terraform init
terraform apply -var-file=.tfvars -auto-approve
```

You should see a new `kubeconfig.yaml` file in the root module folder, providing you access to the newly created Kyma runtime.

```
.
+-- tf
| +-- main.tf
| +-- .tfvars
| +-- kubeconfig.yaml
```

* To read the output value, use the `terraform output` command, for example:

```bash
terraform output -raw cluster_id
```

To destroy all resources, call the destroy command:

```bash
terraform destroy -var-file=.tfvars -auto-approve
```


The module should be included as a child module, and provided with a configured `sap/btp` terraform provider. The root module must define the values for the input variables. Go to the included [examples](./examples/).