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CLoudFront WordPress Terraform module

Terraform module which creates the CloudFront distribution for a WordPress website with pre-configured settings.

Example

module "cloudfront_wordpress" {
   source = "soroush/cloudfront_wordpress/aws"
   cnames = ["www.example.com"]
   domain_name = "example.com"
   origin_id = "E22XRTe7wQ72"
   enabled = true
   origin_protocol_policy = "http-only"
   acm_certificate_arn = "arn:aws:acm:us-east-1:20:certificate/9489-60"
   tags = {
     name = "production"
   }
}

Terraform version

Terraform version 0.11.7 or newer is required for this module to work.

Inputs

Name	Description	Type	Default	Required
cnames	the custom domain name which you would later on point the cname to CloudFront DNS name	string	`false`	yes
domain_name	The website root domain name	string	`false`	yes
origin_id	Unique identifer for the origin example: master_origin	string	`false`	yes
acm_certificate_arn	The SSL certificate ARN (Amazon Resource Name). This can be found on the “Certificate Manager” dashboard.	string	`false`	yes
origin_protocol_policy	Either one of them (http-only, https-only,match-viewer)	string	`false`	yes
tags	Tags to assign to the distribution	string	`<map>`	yes
cookies_whitelisted_names	List of cookies to be whitelisted. By default has the WordPress cookies	string	`<list>`	no
http_port	The HTTP port which Cloudfront should connect to the origin	string	80	no
https_port	The HTTPS port which Cloudfront should connect to the origin	string	443	no
min_ttl	The minimum time you want objects to stay in CloudFront	string	0	no
default_ttl	The default amount of time an object is ina CloudFront cache before it sends another request in absence of Cache-Control	string	300	no
max_ttl	The maxium amount of seconds you want CloudFront to cache the object, before feching it from the origin	string	31536000	no
enabled	Whether the distribution is enabled or not	string	`true`	no