terraform: Remove the terrraform update_ssh_config module

Unhook terraform's update_ssh_config module now that kdevops handles
this step.

Signed-off-by: Chuck Lever <[email protected]>

Author: chucklever

terraform/aws/output.tf

@@ -1,30 +1,5 @@
 # All generic output goes here
 
-locals {
-  ssh_key_i = format(
-    " %s%s ",
-    var.ssh_config_pubkey_file != "" ? "-i " : "",
-    var.ssh_config_pubkey_file != "" ? replace(var.ssh_config_pubkey_file, ".pub", "") : "",
-  )
-}
-
-data "null_data_source" "group_hostnames_and_ips" {
-  count = local.kdevops_num_boxes
-  inputs = {
-    value = format(
-      "%30s  :  ssh %s@%s %s ",
-      element(var.kdevops_nodes, count.index),
-      var.ssh_config_user,
-      element(aws_eip.kdevops_eip.*.public_ip, count.index),
-      local.ssh_key_i,
-    )
-  }
-}
-
-output "login_using" {
-  value = data.null_data_source.group_hostnames_and_ips.*.outputs
-}
-
 # Each provider's output.tf needs to define a public_ip_map. This
 # map is used to build the Ansible controller's ssh configuration.
 # Each map entry contains the node's hostname and public IP address.

terraform/aws/update_ssh_config.tf

@@ -20,24 +20,6 @@ output "kdevops_public_ip_addresses" {
   value = data.azurerm_public_ip.public_ips.*.ip_address
 }
 
-locals {
-  ssh_key_i = format(" %s%s ", var.ssh_config_pubkey_file != "" ? "-i " : "", var.ssh_config_pubkey_file != "" ? replace(var.ssh_config_pubkey_file, ".pub", "") : "")
-}
-
-data "null_data_source" "group_hostnames_and_ips" {
-  count = local.kdevops_num_boxes
-  inputs = {
-    # In theory using "${self.triggers["name"]}" and "${self.triggersp["ip"]}"
-    # would be nice but it is not supported in this context, only in the
-    # provisioner and connection contexts.
-    value = "${format("%30s  :  ssh %s@%s %s ", element(azurerm_linux_virtual_machine.kdevops_vm.*.name, count.index), var.ssh_config_user, element(azurerm_public_ip.kdevops_publicip.*.ip_address, count.index), local.ssh_key_i)}"
-  }
-}
-
-output "login_using" {
-  value = data.null_data_source.group_hostnames_and_ips.*.outputs
-}
-
 # Each provider's output.tf needs to define a public_ip_map. This
 # map is used to build the Ansible controller's ssh configuration.
 # Each map entry contains the node's hostname and public IP address.

terraform/aws/update_ssh_config_use.tf

@@ -1,29 +1,4 @@
-locals {
-  ssh_key_i          = format(" %s%s ", var.ssh_config_pubkey_file != "" ? "-i " : "", var.ssh_config_pubkey_file != "" ? replace(var.ssh_config_pubkey_file, ".pub", "") : "")
-  network_interfaces = google_compute_instance.kdevops_instances.*.network_interface
-  access_configs = [
-    for net_interface in local.network_interfaces :
-    net_interface[0].access_config
-  ]
-  ipv4s = [
-    for access_config in local.access_configs :
-    access_config[0].nat_ip
-  ]
-}
-
-data "null_data_source" "group_hostnames_and_ips" {
-  count = local.kdevops_num_boxes
-  inputs = {
-    # In theory using "${self.triggers["name"]}" and "${self.triggersp["ip"]}"
-    # would be nice but it is not supported in this context, only in the
-    # provisioner and connection contexts.
-    value = "${format("%30s  :  ssh %s@%s %s ", element(google_compute_instance.kdevops_instances.*.name, count.index), var.ssh_config_user, element(local.ipv4s, count.index), local.ssh_key_i)}"
-  }
-}
-
-output "login_using" {
-  value = data.null_data_source.group_hostnames_and_ips.*.outputs
-}
+# All generic output goes here
 
 # Each provider's output.tf needs to define a public_ip_map. This
 # map is used to build the Ansible controller's ssh configuration.