» Data Source: flexibleengine_sfs_file_system_v2

Provides information about an Shared File System (SFS).

» Example Usage

    variable "share_name" { }

    variable "share_id" { }

    data "flexibleengine_sfs_file_system_v2" "shared_file"
    {
        name = "${var.share_name}"
        id = "${var.share_id}"
    }

» Argument Reference

The following arguments are supported:

• name - (Optional) The name of the shared file system.

• id - (Optional) The UUID of the shared file system.

• status - (Optional) The status of the shared file system.

» Attributes Reference

The following attributes are exported:

• availability_zone - The availability zone name.

• size - The size (GB) of the shared file system.

• share_type - The storage service type for the shared file system, such as high-performance storage (composed of SSDs) or large-capacity storage (composed of SATA disks).

• status - The status of the shared file system.

• host - The host name of the shared file system.

• is_public - The level of visibility for the shared file system.

• share_proto - The protocol for sharing file systems.

• volume_type - The volume type.

• metadata - Metadata key and value pairs as a dictionary of strings.

• export_location - The path for accessing the shared file system.

• export_locations - The list of mount locations.

• access_level - The level of the access rule.

• access_rules_status - The status of the share access rule.

• access_type - The type of the share access rule.

• access_to - The access that the back end grants or denies.

• state - The status of the access rule.

• share_access_id - The UUID of the share access rule.

• mount_id - The UUID of the mount location of the shared file system.

• share_instance_id - The access that the back end grants or denies.

• preferred - Identifies which mount locations are most efficient and are used preferentially when multiple mount locations exist.