ibm_pi_network and ibm_pi_instance should have more complete examples

[powellquiring]

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New or Affected Resource(s) or Datasource(s)

• ibm_pi_network
• ibm_pi_instance

Description

Include in this example the creation of a workspace/cloud_instance_id

For example, some variation of this that has been tested:

resource "ibm_resource_instance" "location" {
  name              = local.name
  resource_group_id = local.resource_group_id
  location          = local.datacenter
  service           = "power-iaas"
  plan              = "power-virtual-server-group"
}


data "ibm_pi_key" "personal" {
  pi_key_name = var.settings.ssh_key_name
  pi_cloud_instance_id = ibm_resource_instance.location.guid
}

resource "ibm_pi_image" "testacc_image" {
  pi_image_name        = "SLES15-SP4"
  pi_cloud_instance_id = ibm_resource_instance.location.guid
  pi_image_id          = "e00178e1-f763-41b7-adb0-b5da0edde4c9"
}

resource "ibm_pi_network" "private" {
  pi_cloud_instance_id = ibm_resource_instance.location.guid
  pi_network_type      = "vlan"
  pi_cidr              = "10.0.0.0/24"
}

resource "ibm_pi_instance" "worker" {
  pi_memory            = "4"
  pi_processors        = "2"
  pi_instance_name     = "name"
  pi_proc_type         = "shared"
  pi_image_id          = ibm_pi_image.testacc_image.image_id
  pi_key_pair_name     = data.ibm_pi_key.personal.id
  pi_sys_type          = "s922"
  pi_cloud_instance_id = var.power.guid
  pi_pin_policy        = "none"
  pi_storage_type      = "tier3"
  pi_network {
    // network_id = ibm_pi_network.private.network_id
    network_id = var.power.network_private.network_id
  }
  pi_network {
    //network_id = ibm_pi_network.power_networks.network_id
    network_id = var.power.network_public.network_id
  }
}

References

• #0000

[powellquiring]

Here are the components that would make up an example for ibm_resource_instance. Note the timeout is required to avoid intermittent failures when creating the networks.

resource "ibm_resource_instance" "location" {
  name              = local.name
  resource_group_id = local.resource_group_id
  location          = local.datacenter
  service           = "power-iaas"
  plan              = "power-virtual-server-group"
}

resource "ibm_pi_network" "public" {
  count                = local.count
  pi_network_name      = "${local.name}-public"
  pi_cloud_instance_id = ibm_resource_instance.location.guid
  pi_network_type      = "pub-vlan"
}

resource "ibm_pi_network" "private" {
  count                = local.count
  pi_network_name      = "${local.name}-private"
  pi_cloud_instance_id = ibm_resource_instance.location.guid
  pi_network_type      = "vlan"
  pi_cidr              = local.cidr
}

resource "ibm_pi_image" "testacc_image" {
  pi_image_name        = "SLES15-SP4"
  pi_cloud_instance_id = var.power.guid
  pi_image_id          = "e00178e1-f763-41b7-adb0-b5da0edde4c9"
}


resource "ibm_pi_instance" "worker" {
  pi_memory            = "4"
  pi_processors        = "2"
  pi_instance_name     = var.power.name
  pi_proc_type         = "shared"
  pi_image_id          = ibm_pi_image.testacc_image.image_id
  pi_key_pair_name     = "pfq"
  pi_sys_type          = "s922"
  pi_cloud_instance_id = ibm_resource_instance.location.guid
  pi_pin_policy        = "none"
  pi_storage_type      = "tier3"
  pi_network {
    network_id = ibm_pi_network.private.network_id
  }
  pi_network {
    network_id = ibm_pi_network.power_networks.network_id
  }
}

[michaelkad]

At complete example was added here #5050.
@powellquiring feel free to re-open.