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Zero keys, two clouds: how our AWS-hosted Terraform CI/CD deploys to Google Cloud

Zero keys, two clouds: how our AWS-hosted Terraform CI/CD deploys to Google Cloud

Published 19 hours ago
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This story was originally published on HackerNoon at: https://hackernoon.com/zero-keys-two-clouds-how-our-aws-hosted-terraform-cicd-deploys-to-google-cloud.
How inDrive extended AWS-hosted Terraform CI/CD to Google Cloud using Workload Identity Federation, with no service-account keys or GCP runners.
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inDrive extended its AWS-hosted Terraform CI/CD to Google Cloud without service-account keys or moving runners to GCP. The solution uses Workload Identity Federation with service account impersonation, while Terraform state remains in S3. The biggest challenge turned out not to be authentication, but migrating 131 legacy Terraform states and safely integrating GCP into the existing AWS pipeline.

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