» packet_connect

Provides a resource for Packet Connect, a link between Packet VLANs and VLANs in other cloud providers.

» Example Usage

# Create a new VLAN in ewr1 and connect it to Azure ExpressRoute 

resource "packet_vlan" "vlan1" {
  description = "VLAN in New Jersey"
  facility    = "ewr1"
  project_id  = "${local.project_id}"
}

resource "packet_connect" "my_expressroute" {
  name        = "test"
  facility    = "ewr1"
  project_id  = "${local.project_id}"
  # provider ID for Azure ExpressRoute is ed5de8e0-77a9-4d3b-9de0-65281d3aa831
  provider_id = "ed5de8e0-77a9-4d3b-9de0-65281d3aa831"
  # provider_payload for Azure ExpressRoute provider is your ExpressRoute
  # authorization key (in UUID format)
  provider_payload = "58b4ec12-af34-4435-5435-db3bde4a4b3a"
  port_speed  = 100
  vxlan       = "${packet_vlan.vlan1.vxlan}"
}

» Argument Reference

The following arguments are supported:

• name - (Required) Name for the Connect resource
• facility - (Required) Facility where to create the VLAN
• project_id - (Required) ID of parent project
• provider_id - (Required) ID of Connect Provider. Provider IDs are
  • Azure ExpressRoute - "ed5de8e0-77a9-4d3b-9de0-65281d3aa831"
• provider_payload - (Required) Authorization key for the Connect provider
• port_speed - (Required) Port speed in Mbps
• vxlan - (Required) VXLAN Network identifier of the linked Packet VLAN

» Attributes Reference

The following attributes are exported:

• status - Status of the Connect resource, one of PROVISIONING, PROVISIONED, DEPROVISIONING, DEPROVISIONED