= DEPRECATED =

This plugin has been integrated into the builtin providers in terraform. See the Official Docs for usage.

terraform-provider-clc

Terraform provider for CenturyLinkCloud.

Installation

1. Download the plugin from the releases tab
2. Put it somewhere in your path or note the full path to the binary.
3. Create or modify your ~/.terraformrc file. You'll need at least this:

providers {
    clc = "~/bin/terraform-provider-clc"
}

Alternatively,

go install github.com/CenturyLinkCloud/terraform-provider-clc/bin/terraform-provider-clc

Example

sample main.tf

resource "clc_group" "web" {
  location_id = "WA1"
  name = "TERRA"
  parent = "Default Group"
}

resource "clc_server" "srv" {
  name_template = "trusty"
  source_server_id = "UBUNTU-14-64-TEMPLATE"
  group_id = "${clc_group.web.id}"
  cpu = 2
  memory_mb = 2048
  password = "Green123$"
}    

More examples

Troubleshooting

in addition to terraform's debug env vars, invoking terraform with DEBUG=1 will dump a plugin.log file in the local directory with additional debugging output specific to the clc plugin.

Usage

Provider Configuration

clc

provider "clc" {
  username = ""
  password = ""
  account = ""
}

• username & password - credentials used to log in on https://control.ctl.io
• account - Account alias

These may also be provided as ENV vars if not found in your terraform configurations.

CLC_USERNAME, CLC_PASSWORD, CLC_ACCOUNT

Resource Configuration

clc_group

Creates a new group or resolves to an existing group.

resource "clc_group" "group01" {
  location_id = "CA1"
  name = "cluster01"
  parent = "somegroup"
}

value	Type	Forces New	Value Type	Description
name	Required	no	string	Name of the group.
parent	Required	no	string	Name of the parent group this group will fall under.
location_id	Required	no	string	Datacenter name.
description	Optional	no	string	Description.
custom_fields	Optional	no	list	Custom metadata fields. { id , value } (requires pre-registered account-wide custom fields)

clc_server

Creates a new server instance.

resource "clc_server" "web01" {
    name_template = "SRV" # eventual name will be generated by the platform
    source_server_id = "UBUNTU-14-64-TEMPLATE"
    group_id = "${clc_group.NAME.id}"
    cpu = 2
    memory_mb = 2048
    password = "$UP3R$3CUR3!"
}

value	Type	Forces New	Value Type	Description
name_tempate	Required	no	string	Name of the server. Will be permuted by platform
source_server_id	Required	yes	string	VM image to use
group_id	Required	no	string	ID of the group this server will belong to
cpu	Required	no	int	Number of virtual CPUs
memory_mb	Required	no	int	Provisioned memory in MB
type	Required	no	string	Type of build: { standard, hyperscale, bareMetal }
password	Required	no	string	Root password
description	Optional	no	string	Description of server
power_state	Optional	no	string	Default: started. Set/Change power state: { started
private_ip_address	Optional	no	string	Generated if not provided
network_id	Optional	no	string	ID of the network to place server in
additional_disks	Optional	no	list	Specify additional disks. { path, size_gb, type } (see docs)
custom_fields	Optional	no	list	Custom metadata fields. { id , value } (requires pre-registered account-wide custom fields)

full API options documented: [https://www.ctl.io/api-docs/v2/#servers-create-server]

clc_public_ip

Creates a new public IP and attaches to existing server instance on a specified ip address.

resource "clc_public_ip" "mgmt" {
  server_id = "${clc_server.<SOME_NAMED_RESOURCE>.id}"
  internal_ip_address = "${clc_server.<SOME_NAMED_RESOURCE>.private_ip_address}"
  source_restrictions
     { cidr = "108.19.92.15/32" }
  ports
    {
      protocol = "TCP"
      port = 22
    }
  ports
    {
      protocol = "TCP"
      port = 80
    }
  ports
    {
      protocol = "TCP"
      port = 8080
      port_to = 9000
    }
}

value	Type	Forces New	Value Type	Description
server_id	Required	yes	string	Name of the server to attach IP on.
internal_ip_address	Optional	no	string	Internal address of the NIC to attach to. If not provided, a new internal IP will be provisioned.
ports	Required	no	list	List of allowed ports to open on provisioned IP.
soruce_restrictions	Optional	no	list	List of CIDR blocks to deny inbound traffic on.

clc_load_balancer

Creates a loadbalancer object suitable for http(s) traffic.

resource "clc_load_balancer" "api" {
  data_center = "${clc_group.<SOME_NAMED_RESOURCE>.location_id}"
  name = "api"
  description = "load balanced web traffic"
  status = "enabled"
}

output "lb_ip" {
  value = "clc_load_balancer.api.ip_address"
}

full API options documented: [https://www.ctl.io/api-docs/v2/#shared-load-balancers-create-shared-load-balancer]

clc_load_balancer_pool

Creates a loadbalancer pool and associates a pool of servers with a load balancer.

resource "clc_load_balancer_pool" "http" {
  data_center = "${clc_group.<SOME_NAMED_RESOURCE>.location_id}"
  load_balancer = "${clc_load_balancer.<SOME_NAMED_RESOURCE>.id"
  port = 80
  nodes
    {
      status = "enabled"
      ipAddress = "${clc_server.node01.private_ip_address}"
      privatePort = 3000
    }
  nodes
    {
      ...
    }
}

full API options documented: [https://www.ctl.io/api-docs/v2/#shared-load-balancers-create-load-balancer-pool]

Building/Developing

godep get .

godep restore

godep go test .

TF_ACC=1 godep go test -v -timeout=60m . run acceptance tests. (requires ENV vars)

DEBUG=1 TF_LOG=trace TF_LOG_PATH=./plugin.log TF_ACC=1 godep go test -v -timeout=60m -run LoadBalancer narrow tests to regexp w/ api tracing

godep go build -o path/to/desired/terraform-provider-clc bin/terraform-provider-clc/main.go