Terratest for Terraform Modules
Testing Terraform Modules
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Generate integration tests with Terratest to validate a Terraform module that deploys [RESOURCE]. The tests must verify: resource creation, network configuration, security (public access disabled, encryption enabled), and automatic cleanup. Include the Go test structure and CI configuration.
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Pour fiabiliser vos tests, structurez chaque scénario autour d’un `t.Run()` avec un cleanup via `defer` pour garantir la destruction des ressources même en cas d’échec. Utilisez `terraform.Options` avec `TerraformDir` et `Vars` pour paramétrer vos modules, et pilotez la CI avec `go test -v -timeout 30m` (ex: GitHub Actions). Une variante : tester deux versions du module côte à côte pour valider la non-régression.
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