» hcloud_volume

Provides a Hetzner Cloud volume resource to manage volumes.

» Example Usage 

resource "hcloud_server" "node1" {
  name = "node1"
  image = "debian-9"
  server_type = "cx11"
}

resource "hcloud_volume" "master" {
  name = "volume1"
  size = 50
  server_id = "${hcloud_server.node1.id}"
  automount = true
}

» Argument Reference

  • name - (Required, string) Name of the volume to create (must be unique per project).
  • size - (Required, int) Size of the volume (in GB).
  • server - (Optional, int) Server to attach the Volume to, optional if location argument is passed.
  • location - (Optional, string) Location of the volume to create, optional if server_id argument is passed.
  • automount - (Optional, bool) Automount the volume upon attaching it (server_id must be provided).
  • format - (Optional, string) Format volume after creation. xfs or ext4

Note: When you want to attach multiple volumes to a server, please use the hcloud_volume_attachment resource and the location argument instead of the server_id argument.

» Attributes Reference

  • id - Unique ID of the volume.
  • name - Name of the volume.
  • size - Size of the volume.
  • labels - User-defined labels (key-value pairs).
  • linux_device - Device path on the file system for the Volume.

» Import

Volumes can be imported using their id:

terraform import hcloud_volume.myvolume <id>