Sorry for late reply.. I wad busy in some other task so..

here I have modularized everything in infrastructure in 4 different parts compute network monitoring storage security each module contain submodules like for compute: ec2,eip, eks, keypairs, security_groups in network: igw, nat, routes,subnets,vpcs in security: iam,kms,oidc in monitoring: cloudwatch in storage: s3 and each module contains its terraform code where user can define there parameters to make changes.. there is one more module file which contain hosts,k8s, keys.. so for our setup we have created one monitoring instance also where grafana is hosted.. for that we have configured Prometheus data source same inside the eks with different namespace.. so here aws generated keypairs get stored. in k8s what we have in values-eks.yaml file there we have to manually edit it first before we apply so I have make some changes in terraform code so that this file will get generated automatically.. also there was one more issue which I have faced during the deployment that there was one annotation tag was missing in specification so I have added that.. apart from this two I have created hosts where public ip for grafana instance get stored : to make it available as inventory for ansible script. after making some changes in variable or directly giving it to the main.tf file we are ready to launch the setup.. for our dev env I have used simple t3.* type so that it won't affect our budget.. finally I called all this module in one single module main.tf and launched.. it.. after this setup we are ready to configure our eks with values-eks.yaml file which get generate while launching the infra.. once everything is setup it's time for ansible to configure grafana .. and finally we are ready with our flyte setup..💕

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files which are inside there so just kept it close so that it wont get clutter... I have used s3 to store statefile or used as remote state..

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Structure for same...

Hey! Would you mind posting these questions in #C048WMCNMSB or #flyte-deployment?