» cloudscale_floating_ip
Provides a cloudscale.ch Floating IP to represent a publicly-accessible static IP address or IP network that can be assigned to one of your cloudscale.ch servers. Floating IPs can be moved between servers. Possible use cases include: High-availability, non-disruptive maintenance, multiple IPs per server, or re-using the same IP after replacing a server.
» Example Usage
# Create a new Server
resource "cloudscale_server" "web-worker01" {
name = "web-worker01"
flavor_slug = "flex-4"
image_slug = "debian-9"
ssh_keys = ["ssh-ed25519 AAAAC3NzaC1lZDI1NTE5AAAAIL2jzgla23DfRVLQr3KT20QQYovqCCN3clHrjm2ZuQFW user@example.com"]
}
# Add a Floating IPv4 address to web-worker01
resource "cloudscale_floating_ip" "web-worker01-vip" {
server = "${cloudscale_server.web-worker01.id}"
ip_version = 4
reverse_ptr = "vip.web-worker01.example.com"
}
# Add a Floating IPv6 network to web-worker01
resource "cloudscale_floating_ip" "web-worker01-net" {
server = "${cloudscale_server.web-worker01.id}"
ip_version = 6
prefix_length = 56
}
» Argument Reference
The following arguments are supported when adding Floating IPs:
-
server- (Required) Assign the Floating IP to this server (UUID). -
ip_version- (Required)4or6, for an IPv4 or IPv6 address or network respectively. -
prefix_length- (Optional) If you want to assign an entire network instead of a single IP address to your server, you must specify the prefix length. Currently, there is only support forip_version=6andprefix_length=56. -
reverse_ptr- (Optional) You can specify the PTR record (reverse DNS pointer) in case of a single Floating IP address.
The following arguments are supported when updating Floating IPs:
-
server- (Required) (Re-)Assign the Floating IP to this server (UUID).
» Attributes Reference
In addition to the arguments listed above, the following computed attributes are exported: