infra-apply

Infrastructure Apply

Generate a Terraform plan for review. Optionally apply after user confirmation.

Arguments

• {environment} — Target environment (e.g., dev, staging, prod). Default: dev
• {module} — Specific module to plan (e.g., aks-cluster, postgresql). If omitted, plan all.
• --apply — Apply after showing the plan (requires explicit user confirmation)

Configuration

Read cloudstack.json from the project root at the start of execution. Extract:

• TF_PATH = infrastructure.terraformPath (default: infra/terraform/modules)
• TG_PATH = infrastructure.terragruntPath (default: infra/terragrunt)
• IAC_WRAPPER = infrastructure.iacWrapper (default: none)

If cloudstack.json does not exist, auto-detect by scanning the project structure.

Process

Step 1: Validate First

Run /infra-lint terraform to ensure all modules are valid before planning.

Step 2: Generate Plan

If IAC_WRAPPER = terragrunt:

Single module:

cd {TG_PATH}/{environment}/{module}
terragrunt plan -out=tfplan

All modules:

cd {TG_PATH}/{environment}
terragrunt run --all plan

If IAC_WRAPPER = none (plain Terraform):

Single module:

cd {TF_PATH}/{module}
terraform plan -var="environment={environment}" -out=tfplan

All modules — iterate over each module directory:

for dir in {TF_PATH}/*/; do
  echo "=== Planning $(basename $dir) ==="
  terraform -chdir="$dir" plan -var="environment={environment}" -out=tfplan
done

Note: With plain Terraform, you may need to pass additional -var-file or -backend-config flags depending on the project setup. Check for {environment}.tfvars files.

Step 3: Review Plan Output

Display the plan summary:

• Resources to add
• Resources to change
• Resources to destroy

CRITICAL: If any resources will be destroyed, highlight this prominently and require explicit user confirmation before proceeding.

Step 4: Apply (only if --apply and user confirms)