Multi-Cloud Terrarium

🚀 Powered by OpenTofu
🤝 A Collaboration Between Cloud-Barista & OpenTofu

Multi-Cloud Terrarium (mc-terrarium) is an open-source project designed to provide an environment—an infrastructure terrarium—that enhances multi-cloud infrastructure management.

🌟 Features & Components

The infrastructure terrarium consists of:

• Multi-Cloud Infrastructure Metadata: Managed by Cloud-Barista to provide a unified view of multi-cloud environments.
• Infrastructure Enrichment with OpenTofu: Extends Cloud-Barista’s capabilities by provisioning additional resources and services beyond its native support.
• Infrastructure Code (.tf): Defines and structures infrastructure components and enrichments.
• Other Evolving Components: Continuously enhancing multi-cloud infrastructure capabilities.

🌍 Multi-Cloud Networking & Beyond

Currently, mc-terrarium provides multi-cloud networking features, such as site-to-site VPN setup. It will continue to evolve, enabling you to seamlessly build and manage the multi-cloud infrastructure you need.

Prerequisites

Install OpenTofu

• See Installing OpenTofu
• Refer to the custom installer for Ubuntu 22.04

Get source code

In this readme, the default root directory is ~/mc-terrarium.

git clone https://github.com/cloud-barista/mc-terrarium.git ~/mc-terrarium

Install swag

If you got an error because of missing swag, install swag:

go install github.com/swaggo/swag/cmd/swag@latest

Prepare credentials

Prepare credentials by looking at the README and templates in the /secrets directory.

Note - There may be an issue regarding Credential settings. Contributions are welcome.

Up and run MC-Terrarium

• Supported Docker Compose based execution.
• Required a Docker network, terrarium_network

Note

services in other docker composes can access the mc-terrarium service, like http://mc-terrarium:8055/terrarium.
Condition: Set up terrarium_network in external docker compose

You can do this by running the following command:

make compose-up

The command to build and run the source code is as follows:

make compose

Access Swagger UI

You can find the default username and password to access to API dashboard when the API server runs.

URL: http://localhost:8055/terrarium/swagger/index.html

Note - You can find API documentation on Swagger UI.