You've been given a Terraform configuration for an EKS cluster on AWS. The infrastructure has already been deployed. Your task is to troubleshoot and identify any issues that prevent it from working optimally in production. Suggestions are welcomed.
- Access to the terraform files (this repository)
- Access to AWS Console (for investigation)
- Investigate the infrastructure by reading the Terraform files and using the AWS console
- Identify any issues that would prevent this from working properly in production
- Document your findings and propose solutions
1-vpc.tf- VPC and networking configuration2-internet-gateway.tf- Internet connectivity3-subnets.tf- Subnet configuration4-nat-gateway.tf- NAT gateway setup5-route-tables.tf- Routing configuration6-route-associations.tf- Route table associations7-eks.tf- EKS cluster configuration8-nodes.tf- Node group configuration9-users.tf- User management10-helm.tf- Helm chart deployments11-security-groups.tf- Security group configuration12-eks-addons.tf- EKS add-onsvariables.tf- Configuration variablesproviders.tf- Provider configuration
1 hour - This should be enough time to identify, fix, and verify the issues.
- The infrastructure is already deployed and running
- Focus on reading the Terraform files and investigating in the AWS console
- Consider security, scalability, monitoring, and cost optimization
- Some issues may only become apparent when you try to use specific features
- You don't need to fix the issues, just identify and document them
Good luck! 🚀
Remember: This is a troubleshooting exercise. The goal is to identify real issues that would impact production operations through investigation and testing.