• Terraform 12 https://www.terraform.io/downloads.html
• AWS Account https://aws.amazon.com/
• AWS CLI https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/userguide/install-cliv2.html

1. Clone the repo
2. Make sure you have an AWS account and installed AWS CLI on your system. Follow this article for more info on how to create a credential file for your AWS CLI. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/userguide/cli-configure-files.html
3. Update public key in 04-instance.tf aws_key_pair resource to use your own. Your Public key can be found via terminal using cat ~/.ssh/key_name.pub command.
4. Open variables.tfvars and update the my_ip variable to use your own public IP address. To retrieve your public ip you can execute curl ifconfig.co via the terminal.
5. Once all the variables have been updated execute make vpn from the terminal and once terraform asks for an input enter yes to let terraform build your environment.
6. After your environment has been setup you can ssh into your ec2-instance using your private keyssh -i ~/.ssh/private_key.
7. Once you successfully are able to access your instance please follow this article by OpenVPN as to how you want to configure your OpenVPN server. https://openvpn.net/vpn-server-resources/amazon-web-services-ec2-byol-appliance-quick-start-guide/. You can follow the steps of the OpenVPN server setup until your reach the Changing_Default_Timezone section as terraform does rest of the stuff.
8. Once installed login with your local instance credentials username openvpn and to set the user password please execute sudo passwd openvpn to set a password for the user. After configuration is complete you can head over to https://your_ip:943/?src=connectto download your VPN profile for your system.
9. To connect system to VPN you will need to download a VPN Client e.g. Tunnelblick or OpenVPN Connect (can be found in the profile page) as seen below.

1. Execute make destory to remove all infrastructure

Feel free to make an PR's or raise any issues 😀