» ucloud_security_groups

This data source provides a list of Security Group resources according to their Security Group ID, name and resource id.

» Example Usage 

data "ucloud_security_groups" "example" {}

output "first" {
    value = "${data.ucloud_security_groups.example.security_groups.0.id}"
}

» Argument Reference

The following arguments are supported:

  • ids - (Optional) A list of Security Group IDs, all the Security Group resources belong to this region will be retrieved if the ID is "".
  • name_regex - (Optional) A regex string to filter resulting Security Group resources by name.
  • type - (Optional) The type of Security Group. Possible values are: recommend_web as the default Web security group that UCloud recommend to users, default opened port include 80, 443, 22, 3389, recommend_non_web as the default non Web security group that UCloud recommend to users, default opened port include 22, 3389, user_defined as the security groups defined by users. You may refer to security group.
  • output_file - (Optional) File name where to save data source results (after running terraform plan).

» Attributes Reference

In addition to all arguments above, the following attributes are exported:

  • security_groups - It is a nested type which documented below.
  • total_count - Total number of Security Group resources that satisfy the condition.

The attribute (security_groups) support the following:

  • id - The ID of Security Group.
  • name - The name of Security Group.
  • rules - It is a nested type which documented below.
  • type - The type of Security Group.
  • remark - The remarks of the security group.
  • tag - A tag assigned to the security group.
  • create_time - The time of creation for the security group, formatted in RFC3339 time string.

The attribute (rules) support the following:

  • cidr_block - The cidr block of source.
  • policy - Authorization policy. Can be either accept or drop.
  • port_range - The range of port numbers, range: 1-65535. (eg: port or port1-port2).
  • priority - Rule priority. Can be high, medium, low.
  • protocol - The protocol. Can be tcp, udp, icmp, gre.