atlas-init 0.10.1

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Atlas Init - A CLI for developing integrations with MongoDB Atlas

Currently, used with

• https://github.com/mongodb/terraform-provider-mongodbatlas
• https://github.com/mongodb/mongodb/mongodbatlas-cloudformation-resources
• see atlas_init#repo_aliases for an up-to-date list

Quickstart

Recommended as a tool with uvx

uvx atlas-init # help info
uvx atlas-init tf # help for tf specific commands
uvx atlas-init cfn # help for cfn specific commands

Profile Configuration

1. Create an organization
2. Go to access_manager and click Create Api Key: https://cloud-dev.mongodb.com/v2#/org/{ORG_ID_IN_URL_FROM_1}/access/apiKeys
   • Tick all permissions
3. create directories and store a file in profiles/default/.env-manual (ATLAS_INIT_PROFILES_PATH/{profile_name}/.env-manual)

AWS_PROFILE=REPLACE_ME # your AWS profile used to create resources or other env-vars supported by AWS TF provider
MONGODB_ATLAS_ORG_ID=REPLACE_ME # ORG_ID_IN_URL_FROM_1
MONGODB_ATLAS_PUBLIC_KEY=REPLACE_ME # with 2
MONGODB_ATLAS_PRIVATE_KEY=REPLACE_ME # with 2
ATLAS_INIT_PROJECT_NAME=YOUR_NAME # the name of the project
MONGODB_ATLAS_BASE_URL=https://cloud-dev.mongodb.com/ # replace with https://cloud.mongodb.com/ if you are not a MongoDB Employe

# optional
TF_VAR_federated_settings_id=REPLACE_ME # will need to add organization: <https://cloud-dev.mongodb.com/v2#/federation/{FEDERATION_SETTINGS_ID}/organizations> (see internal testing wiki)

# if you want to use your locally built MongoDB atlas provider
# see appendix for details on the content
TF_CLI_CONFIG_FILE=REPLACE_ME/dev.tfrc

# if you plan developing with cloudformation
ATLAS_INIT_CFN_PROFILE=YOUR_NAME
ATLAS_INIT_CFN_REGION=eu-south-2 # find a region with few other profiles

Local development

git clone https://github.com/EspenAlbert/atlas-init
cd atlas-init
brew install pre-commit uv hatch
# https://github.com/astral-sh/uv <-- python packaging lightning fast
# https://hatch.pypa.io/latest/ <-- uv compatible build system for python

pre-commit install

# check that everything works
pre-commit run --all-files

# configure your virtualenv and validate the tests are working
cd py
hatch test
export VENV_DIR=$(hatch env find hatch-test | grep py3.12) # hatch venv path for env=hatch-test
export VENV_PYTHON=$VENV_DIR/bin/python
$VENV_PYTHON # ensure you are in shell with python3.12 (cmd+d to exit)
cd .. # back to repo root

# open in your IDE with virtualenv enabled
code .
# select venv path from $VENV_PYTHON output as python interpreter
# in vs code: use cmd+p and `Python: select interpreter` command

# to make it easy to invoke from any terminal (replace .zprofile with your terminal)
export pypath=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)/py
echo "alias atlas_init='export PYTHONPATH=$pypath && \"$VENV_PYTHON\" -m atlas_init'" >> ~/.zprofile

# test that it works
atlas_init # should show how to use the cli

CI Installation Tests (pip install local wheel)

• uv sync
  • creates a local .venv builds the wheel from this repo and installs it
• use export ATLAS_INIT_PROFILES_PATH=/somewhere/to/store/your/env-vars/and/tf/state

Appendix

Configuring vscode to use your env vars

• add to your settings.json

{
    "go.testEnvFile": "/{SOME_PREFIX}/atlas-init/profiles/default/.env-vscode",
}

Content of dev.tfrc

usually, it will look something like this:

provider_installation {
 
  dev_overrides {
 
    "mongodb/mongodbatlas" = "REPO_PATH_TF_PROVIDER/bin"
 
  }
 
  direct {}
 
}

Re-generating the lock files

terraform providers lock \
    -platform=darwin_amd64 \
    -platform=linux_amd64 \
    -platform=darwin_arm64 \
    -platform=linux_arm64
    # -platform=windows_amd64 \