Add aarch64 testing terraform config #74
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When testing the linux aarch64 code on a real platform (AWS graviton), it is a bit of a hassle walking through all the steps to instantiate, configure, and then run the test suite. So I created a terraform configuration that does it all for me (a la infrastructure as code). Right now, the config is a too tailored to me (assumes the default network policy allows inbound ssh and the ssh key is named "me"). But, I'm a terraform noob, so I welcome implementation suggestions.
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When testing the linux aarch64 code on a real platform (AWS graviton), it is a bit of a hassle walking through all the steps to instantiate, configure, and then run the test suite. So I created a terraform configuration that does it all for me (a la infrastructure as code).
Right now, the config is a too tailored to me (assumes the default network policy allows inbound ssh and the ssh key is named "me"). But, I'm a terraform noob, so I welcome implementation suggestions.