» brightbox_cloudip
Provides a Brightbox CloudIP resource.
» Example Usage
resource "brightbox_cloudip" "web-public" {
target = "${brightbox_server.web.interface}"
name = "web-1 public address"
port_translator {
protocol = "tcp"
incoming = 80
outgoing = 8080
}
port_translator {
protocol = "udp"
incoming = 53
outgoing = 8053
}
}
resource "brightbox_server" "web" {
image = "img-testy"
name = "web-1"
zone = "gb1a"
type = "512mb.ssd"
server_groups = [ "grp-testy" ]
}
Cloud ips can just be reserved
resource "brightbox_cloudip" "myapp-public" {
name = "Reserved for use by application"
}
» Argument Reference
The following arguments are supported:
-
name- (Optional) a label to assign to the CloudIP -
reverse_dns- (Optional) The reverse DNS entry for the CloudIP -
target- (Optional) The CloudIP mapping target. This is the interface id from a server, or the id of a load balancer, server group or cloud sql resource. -
port_translator- (Optional) An array of port translator blocks. The Port Translator block is descibed below
Note that the default group for each account cannot be used as the target for a cloud ip.
Port Translator (port_translator) supports the following:
* incoming - (Required) The Port number traffic is coming in on the network
* outgoing - (Required) The Port number traffic is received at the mapped device
* protocol - (Required) The protocol of the port translator. Either tcp or udp
» Attributes Reference
The following attributes are exported:
-
id- The ID of the CloudIP -
fqdn- Fully Qualified Domain Name of the CloudIP -
public_ip- the public IPV4 address of the CloudIP -
status- Current state of the CloudIP:mappedorunmapped -
username- The username used to log onto the server
» Import
CloudIPs can be imported using the id, e.g.
terraform import brightbox_cloudip.mycloudip cip-vsalc
» Timeouts
brightbox_cloudip provides the following
Timeouts configuration options: