• short term: a place for me to learn and rough out minimal examples of fastly products with terraform
• medium term: a foundation on which to build live product demonstrations
• long term: a resource for managing bespoke partner demonstration environments

• deploys a javascript compute@edge application that uses geoip data, a secret-store, and makes an api call
• creates a virtual machine on google cloud, installs magento and the fastly magento plugin
• creates a fastly service with edge rate-limiting, image-optimizaiton and bigquery logging to sit in front of it
• attaches an ngwaf@edge deployment to the service
• spools up some attack tooling to generate traffic and graph data

flowchart LR
  site[site-name.edgecompute.app] --> xqd[compute service]
  xqd --> secretstore
  xqd --> fastlyapi

flowchart LR
  puppeteer --> site[site-name.freetls.fastly.net]
  randomhack --> site
  site --> varnish[varnish service]
  varnish --> ngwaf
  ngwaf --> origin[origin vm]
  varnish --> bq[bigquery logs]

• a fastly account with the following feature flags enabled
  • security_ui
  • secret_store
  • io_entitlement
  • rate_limiting with hctl commands
  • also, you must navigate to the compute tab in the fastly web interface and enable your compute trial, if you haven't already, by deploying any compute service
• a sigsci account (corp)
• a GCP account with access to the SE development project

chose one of the following three options for where to run this from

• click the green "Code" button at the top of the github repo
• click the Codespaces tab within the modal
• click the green "Create codespace..." button
• watch and wait for it to setup (takes ~5m)

• install the devcontainer extension in vscode
• open this folder in the devcontainer
• wait for it (takes ~5m)
• open another terminal to work in

click here

• create a fastly api token for your user (creating api tokens)
• configure the fastly cli with it
  fastly profile create
• configure the google terraform provider's access
  gcloud auth application-default login
• click on the file named terraform.tfvars in the left menu and populate its values
  • use the same fastly api key from the cli (fastly profile token)
  • populate the two magento_repo variables (see here for how to get them)
  • populate the three sigsci_ variables (see here for how to create an api key)
  • if enabling hyva configure the location of the private key that matches the public you uploaded to (hyva's gitlab)

• terraform apply
• click the links
• terraform destroy

• in the same github web modal that you created the codespace you will now see it listed with a random name
• click the "..." next to it
• click Delete