I've taken the Basic Two-Tier AWS Architecture example from https://github.com/terraform-providers/terraform-provider-aws/tree/master/examples/two-tier and added Chef Provisioners to it for demonstration purposes. It's fairly trivial, you probably wouldn't really need to use Chef for an example like this.
removed all the deprecated syntax warnings from the example code
replace t2.micro with t3.medium because it was unsupported in my AZ
cd chef
chef install chefconf-2020.rb
chef push demo chefconf-2020.lock.json
cd ..
ssh-add ~/.ssh/id_rsa
okta_aws
terraform --version
terraform init
terraform apply -auto-approve
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cd chef
terraform init
knife environment list
knife role list
terraform apply -auto-approve -parallelism=1
knife environment list
knife role show ccrole
knife data bag show example-data-bag example-item
terraform destroy -auto-approve
knife environment list
knife role list
okta_aws
inspec version
inspec iggy version
inspec terraform generate --tfstate terraform.tfstate --name chefconf-profile --title 'ChefConf Demo' --platform aws --resourcepath ../inspec-aws
look at the profile metadata.rb inspec.yml controls/*.rb
inspec exec chefconf-profile -t aws://ap-southeast-2
cat inspec.json
inspec exec chefconf-profile -t aws://ap-southeast-2 --config inspec.json
look at Automate
terraform destroy -auto-approve &
inspec exec chefconf-profile -t aws://ap-southeast-2 --config inspec.json
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