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Terraform crashes running in Docker #14542
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This issue was originally opened by @steadysupply as hashicorp/terraform#25785. It was migrated here as a result of the provider split. The original body of the issue is below.
Terraform Version
Terraform Configuration Files
Probably irrelevant in this case (see Additional Context below), there's nothing fancy going on.
Debug/Crash Output
https://gist.github.com/steadysupply/3ab2d98bb5a69a425507d31374a5dad8
The above contains
crash.log
and thestdout
/stderr
files produced by the invocation. These files are encrypted with GPG using
security@hashicorp.com
pubkey.Expected Behavior
Normal
apply
runActual Behavior
It crashed!
Steps to Reproduce
Run
apply
Additional Context
We're running Terraform in the root of a Docker container where the repository containing our templates gets mounted read only at
/mnt/repo
, a named volume (read/write) is mounted at/.terraform
to cache providers and plugins (OS is Ubuntu 20.04 with Docker 19.03.8). We're also using the Python scriptaws-profile
to set AWS credentials in the environment (see invocation above).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: