README.md

terraform-provider-arubacloud

Terraform provider for Arubacloud

Description

With this custom terraform provider plugin you can manage your Arubacloud resources.

Usage

Add plugin binary to your ~/.terraformrc file

providers {
    arubacloud = "/path/to/your/bin/terraform-provider-arubacloud"
}

Provider Configuration

provider "arubacloud" {
    username  = "${var.arubacloud_username}"
    password  = "${var.arubacloud_password}"
    dc_number = "${var.arubacloud_dc_number}"
}

Argument Reference

The following arguments are required.

• username - username for accessing Arubacloud Control Panel (like AWI-12345).
• password - password for accessing Arubacloud Control Panel.
• dc_number_server - Number of the datacenter (1-6)
  • 1 -> DC1 -> Italy
  • 2 -> DC2 -> Italy
  • 3 -> DC3 -> Czech Republic
  • 4 -> DC4 -> France
  • 5 -> DC5 -> Germany
  • 6 -> DC6 -> UK

Resource Configuration

arubacloud_server_smart

resource "arubacloud_server_smart" "smart-server-example" {
  smart_size       = "MEDIUM"
  name             = "smart-1"
  admin_password   = "${var.admin_password}"
  os_template_name = "Ubuntu Server 16.04 LTS 64bit"
  note             = "created with arubacloud terraform provider"
}

output "smart-server-example public ip" {
  value = "${arubacloud_server_smart.smart-server-example.public_ip}"
}

Argument Reference

The following arguments are supported.

• smart_size (Required) Smart server size (SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE, EXTRALARGE)
• name (Required) Name of the virtual machine
• admin_password (Required) Admin password for accessing a VM
• os_template_name (Required) Operating System template name
• note (Optional) Free text

public_ip is a computed property which could be used in output section

arubacloud_server_pro

resource "arubacloud_server_pro" "pro-server-example-1" {
  hypervisor               = "Low Cost Hyper-V"
  name                     = "srv-pro-1"
  admin_password           = "${var.admin_password}"
  os_template_name         = "CentOS 7.x 64bit"
  note                     = "my first terraformed arubacloud pro server"
  cpu_quantity             = 4
  ram_quantity             = 8
  virtual_disks            = [20, 50, 50]
}

Argument Reference

The following arguments are supported.

• hypervisor (Optional) VM Hypervisor (VMWare (default), Hyper-V, Low Cost Hyper-V)
• name (Required) Name of the virtual machine
• admin_password (Required) Admin password for accessing a VM
• os_template_name (Required) Operating System template name
• note (Optional) Free text
• cpu_quantity (Optional) Number of Virtual CPU(s)
• ram_quantity (Optional) RAM in GB
• virtual_disks (Optional) Array of Hard Disks in GB. Default is [10]. You can add up to 4 HDDs
• purchased_ip_resource_id (Optional) By default no public IP is assigned. You can use arubacloud_purchased_ip resource for assigning a public IP. See example below

arubacloud_purchased_ip

resource "arubacloud_purchased_ip" "example" {}

output "ip" {
  value = "${arubacloud_purchased_ip.example.ip}"
}

Argument Reference

All properties are computed

• ip
• subnet_mask
• gateway
• gateway_ip_v6
• prefix_ip_v6
• subnet_prefix_ip_v6
• start_range_ip_v6
• end_range_ip_v6
• server_id

arubacloud_vlan

resource "arubacloud_vlan" "vlan-example" {
  name = "vlan-1"
}

Argument Reference

All properties are computed

• name (Required) Name of the VLAN

More examples

Purchase a new IP and assign it to a PRO server:

resource "arubacloud_purchased_ip" "ip-srv-pro" {}

resource "arubacloud_server_pro" "cloud-srv-pro" {
  name                     = "srv-pro-terraformed"
  admin_password           = "${var.admin_password}"
  os_template_name         = "Ubuntu Server 14.04 LTS 64bit"
  virtual_disks            = [10, 80, 100]
  purchased_ip_resource_id = "${arubacloud_purchased_ip.ip-srv-pro.id}"
}

output "ip cloud-srv-pro" {
  value = "${arubacloud_server_pro.cloud-srv-pro.public_ip}"
}

Contribution

Want a new feature? Do it and send a pull request.

Licence

MIT License

Author

andrexus