There are several modules I write and maintain to help deploy RKE2: • terraform-aws-access - this deploys AWS resources to set up a project (vpc, subnets, load balancer, etc) • terraform-aws-server - this deploys AWS Ec2 instances and hooks them up to access objects ◦ we define "standard" images and server sizes in this module which shape the support model • terraform-null-rke2-install - this installs RKE2 on any linux server regardless of where it is deployed ◦ the tests for this rely on the "standards" defined in the server module • terraform-local-rke2-config - this helps configure RKE2 by providing an interface to the config file ◦ the advantage here is in the input validation ◦ this module needs love but is generally functioning (rke2 config is fairly stable) • terraform-github-rke2-download - this simple module helps download rke2 from GitHub ◦ helpful when deploying with the "tar" install method or airgapped • terraform-aws-rke2 - this module incorporates the other modules to deploy RKE2 on AWS ◦ the needs of this module tend to drive the development of the others ◦ I am actively developing features for this module to meet the many different supported configurations of RKE2 • terraform-rancher2-aws - deploys Rancher on RKE2 using the aws-rke2 module ◦ this module is in the early stages of development