Terraform snippets



This is a code block that creates a public key in the rundeck environment. The rundeck_public_key resource takes an input of the name of the public key and the description of the public key. The path to the public key is also passed in. Lastly, the key_material that will be used to generate the public key is specified.

rundeck_public_key



This code creates a new resource named "my-${myResourceName}" in the "rundeck_project" namespace. The resource has the following properties: 

name (string): the name of the resource

description (string): a description of the resource

ssh_key_storage_path (string): the path to the directory where Rundeck stores its private key files

resource_model_source (resource model source): a source of the resource model for this project

The resource model source must be a file. Rundeck parses the file and extracts the following information:

the type of the resource (file),

the properties of the resource (name, description),

the configuration of the resource (ssh_key_storage_path).

rundeck_project



The code creates a private key called "myResourceName" and sets its name, description, and path. The key_material variable contains the path to the file that contains the private key's public key.

rundeck_private_key



The code above declares a new provider called "rundeck" and provides the URL to the server as well as the authentication token.

rundeck



The code creates a random_shuffle resource with the name myResourceName. The random_shuffle resource contains two entries, each corresponding to a different random string.

random_shuffle



random_id is a resource that holds a unique id for each instance of a given resource.

random_id



The code creates a user named my-description-myResourceName with the following properties: name="my-description-myResourceName", description="my-description-myResourceName", password="foobar" and tags="administrator,management".

rabbitmq_user



The code creates a RabbitMQ vhost with the name "my-${myResourceName}"

rabbitmq_vhost



The code defines a queue resource with the name "my-${myResourceName}" and the description "my-description-${myResourceName}" . The queue resource has the vhost setting set to "\${rabbitmq_permissions.guest.vhost}" and the settings setting set to "durable = false and auto_delete = true .

rabbitmq_queue



The code defines a policy that will allow any host in the RabbitMQ permissions.guest.vhost to access the myResourceName resource. The policy has a pattern of ".*" and a priority of 0. The policy will also apply to all hosts.

rabbitmq_policy



This defines a permission in rabbitmq_permissions called configure. It allows the user to modify the configuration for the myResourceName resource. The user also has rights to write to the resource, and read it.

rabbitmq_permissions



This is an example of a resource definition for an RabbitMQ Exchange. The name attribute defines the name of the exchange, while the description attribute defines a description of the exchange. The vhost attribute defines the RabbitMQ server where the exchange is hosted, and the settings attribute defines the settings for the exchange.

rabbitmq_exchange



The above code creates a RabbitMQ binding for the myResourceName resource. The name of the binding is my-${myResourceName} , and the description is my-description-${myResourceName} . The source is set to the exchange name for the myResourceName resource, and the vhost is set to the rabbitmq_vhost.test.name . The destination is set to the queue name for the myResourceName resource, and the destination_type is set to queue . The routing_key is set to # , and the properties_key is set to %23 .

rabbitmq_binding



The above code is setting up a RabbitMQ provider. The endpoint points to the localhost and the username and password are set to guest.

rabbitmq



This code creates a powerdns_record resource with the name "my-description-${myResourceName}" and sets its zone to "example.com." The resource also has the type of A and the default TTL of 300 seconds. It specifies that the records for the myResourceName resource should be stored at the 192.168.0.11 IP address.

powerdns_record



var.pdns_api_key is the API Key for PowerDNS
var.

powerdns



The code creates a PostgreSQL role named "example-name" and sets its properties. The name of the role is "example-name", and it has a login property set to true and a password property set to "example-password". The encrypted field is also set to true.

postgresql_role



The code above specifies that the example-name PostgreSQL extension should be used.

postgresql_extension



The code creates a new PostgreSQL database named "example-name" with the user "example-owner" as the owner.

postgresql_database



This code creates a provider for the PostgreSQL database. The host, port, username, and password are all required parameters. The ssl_mode parameter is optional and can be set to either sql or tls.

postgresql



This code configures a pagerduty service integration. The name setting is the name of the integration and the description setting is the description of the integration. The type setting is set to generic_events_api_inbound_integration . The service setting points to the pagerduty service's id and the vendor setting points to the data.pagerduty_vendor.datadog.id .

pagerduty_service_integration



This definition sets up a resource named myResourceName with the following attributes:

   name : "my-resource-name"
   description : "describes the resource"
   auto_resolve_timeout : 14400
   acknowledgement_timeout : 600
   escalation_policy : "example.

pagerduty_service



This resource block defines a schedule named "myResourceName" with the following settings:
- Name: "myResourceName"
- Description: A description of the schedule
- Time zone: America/New_York
- Layer: "Night Shift"
- Start time: 2015-11-06T20:00:00-05:00
- Rotation virtual start: 2015-11-06T20:00:00-05:00
- Rotation turn length seconds: 86400
- Users: ["\${pagerduty_user.foo.

pagerduty_schedule



This policy defines a number of escalation loops and teams - two loops and two teams. The rule defines a delay in minutes for escalation from 10 to 60. The target specifies a user - in this case, whoever is assigned the id of pagerduty_user.example.id.

pagerduty_escalation_policy



In the above code, the pagerduty_team resource defines a name for the team ("myResourceName"), a description for the team ("my-description-${myResourceName}"), and a set of attributes for the team.

pagerduty_team



The resource "pagerduty_user" references the resource "myResourceName" with the following data:

name = "my-resource-name"

description = "Description of my-resource-name"

   email = "125.greenholt.earline@graham.name"

 teams = ["${pagerduty_team.example.

pagerduty_user



The code defines a data block named "pagerduty_vendor" that will only be populated if the value of the configuration variable named "name_regex" matches the string "Datadog.

pagerduty_vendor



In the code, the provider "pagerduty" is defined. The provider acquires a token from the user and stores it in the token variable.

pagerduty



This code declares a resource called "packet_volume" with the following properties:

name: "my-${myResourceName}"

description: "my-description-${myResourceName}"

facility: "ewr1"

project_id: "\${packet_project.cool_project.

packet_volume



The following code sets up a packet_ssh_key resource to store the public key for a given resource. The name of the resource is set to my-description-myResourceName and the description is set to my-description-myResourceName . The public_key attribute points to the path to the public key file, which is stored in the home directory of the terraform user.

packet_ssh_key



The code in the snippet defines a resource called "myResourceName" that has the following attributes: name (string) and description (string). The code also defines a payment_method attribute that points to a payment_method resource.

packet_project



The code creates a resource called "packet_device" with the following properties: 

name: "my-${myResourceName}"

description: "my-description-${myResourceName}"

hostname: "tf.coreos2"

plan: "baremetal_1"

facility: "ewr1"

operating_system: "coreos_stable"

billing_cycle: "hourly"

project_id: "\${packet_project.cool_project.

packet_device



This code sets the auth token for the provider "packet".

packet



This code creates an OpsGenie team. The name and description are both required fields.

opsgenie_team



The resource "opsgenie_user" defines an object for holding user data. The property "username" is the user's name and the property "full_name" is the user's full name. The property "role" is the user's role within OpsGenie.

opsgenie_user



In this code, the "${myApiKey}" variable is set to the value of the myApiKey variable.

opsgenie



This defines a field in the data object called "username".

opsgenie_user_data



The code defines a resource named "myResourceName" that resides in RegionOne. The resource has the following properties: name, description, and region. The content_type for the resource is application/json.

openstack_objectstorage_container_v1



This code defines a rule in OpenStackFW for a resource with the name "my-${myResourceName}" and a description of "my-description-${myResourceName}". The rule action is "deny" and the protocol is "tcp". The destination_port is set to "23". The rule is enabled and set to true.

openstack_fw_rule_v1



This code creates a new OpenStackFWPolicy resource. The name and description columns are required and must be set to values that uniquely identify this policy. The rules column lists the rules that this policy will apply to.

openstack_fw_policy_v1



The code defines a resource named "myResourceName" with the following attributes: 

name: "myResourceName"

description: "my-description-${myResourceName}"

openstack_fw_firewall_v1



This resource has the following properties:

Name: my-${myResourceName}

Description: my-description-${myResourceName}

Type: PING

delay: 20

timeout: 10

max_retries: 5

openstack_lb_monitor_v2



The code creates an openstack_lb_member_v2 resource. The name is my-${myResourceName} and the description is my-description-${myResourceName}. The address is 192.168.199.23 and the protocol_port is 8080.

openstack_lb_member_v2



The code defines a resources named "my-resource" with the following properties:

name : my-resource

description : my-description-resource

protocol : HTTP

lb_method : ROUND_ROBIN

listener_id : d9415786-5f1a-428b-b35f-2f1523e146d2

persistence:

type: HTTP_COOKIE

openstack_lb_pool_v2



The code defines an OpenStackLB listener for http traffic on the port 8080. By default the listener is bound to the load balancer with the ID d9415786-5f1a-428b-b35f-2f1523e146d2.

openstack_lb_listener_v2



The code defines a load balancer named "my-${myResourceName}" that has the VIP subnet ID "d9415786-5f1a-428b-b35f-2f1523e146d2".

openstack_lb_loadbalancer_v2



The following code creates a resource named "myResourceName" that is a low-bandwidthLB pool with the description "my-description-${myResourceName}" configured for the HTTP protocol and using the HAProxy provider. The subnet_id for the pool is 12345. The lb_method is set to "ROUND_ROBIN" and the lb_provider is set to "haproxy". Lastly, a list of monitor_ids is provided to watch for traffic on this pool.

openstack_lb_pool_v1



The following code creates a resource named myResourceName with the following characteristics:

name: myResourceName

description: my-description-${myResourceName}

openstack_lb_vip_v1



This code creates a resource named "my-lb-monitor" and sets the following properties:

Name: my-lb-monitor

Description: This resource monitors the load balancer health.

openstack_lb_monitor_v1



This code creates a new networking secgroup rule called my-${myResourceName} with the following properties:

name: my-${myResourceName}

description: my-description-${myResourceName}

direction: ingress

ethertype: IPv4

protocol: tcp

port_range_min: 22

port_range_max: 22

remote_ip_prefix: 0.0.0.0/0

security_group_id: ${openstack_networking_secgroup_v2.secgroup_1.

Name	Language	Author
rundeck_public_key	Terraform	l lucycodes42
rundeck_project	Terraform	l lucycodes42
rundeck_private_key	Terraform	l lucycodes42
rundeck	Terraform	l lucycodes42
random_shuffle	Terraform	l lucycodes42
random_id	Terraform	l lucycodes42
rabbitmq_user	Terraform	l lucycodes42
rabbitmq_vhost	Terraform	l lucycodes42
rabbitmq_queue	Terraform	l lucycodes42
rabbitmq_policy	Terraform	l lucycodes42
rabbitmq_permissions	Terraform	l lucycodes42
rabbitmq_exchange	Terraform	l lucycodes42
rabbitmq_binding	Terraform	l lucycodes42
rabbitmq	Terraform	l lucycodes42
powerdns_record	Terraform	l lucycodes42
powerdns	Terraform	l lucycodes42
postgresql_role	Terraform	l lucycodes42
postgresql_extension	Terraform	l lucycodes42
postgresql_database	Terraform	l lucycodes42
postgresql	Terraform	l lucycodes42
pagerduty_service_integration	Terraform	l lucycodes42
pagerduty_service	Terraform	l lucycodes42
pagerduty_schedule	Terraform	l lucycodes42
pagerduty_escalation_policy	Terraform	l lucycodes42
pagerduty_team	Terraform	l lucycodes42
pagerduty_user	Terraform	l lucycodes42
pagerduty_vendor	Terraform	l lucycodes42
pagerduty	Terraform	l lucycodes42
packet_volume	Terraform	l lucycodes42
packet_ssh_key	Terraform	l lucycodes42
packet_project	Terraform	l lucycodes42
packet_device	Terraform	l lucycodes42
packet	Terraform	l lucycodes42
opsgenie_team	Terraform	l lucycodes42
opsgenie_user	Terraform	l lucycodes42
opsgenie	Terraform	l lucycodes42
opsgenie_user_data	Terraform	l lucycodes42
openstack_objectstorage_container_v1	Terraform	l lucycodes42
openstack_fw_rule_v1	Terraform	l lucycodes42
openstack_fw_policy_v1	Terraform	l lucycodes42
openstack_fw_firewall_v1	Terraform	l lucycodes42
openstack_lb_monitor_v2	Terraform	l lucycodes42
openstack_lb_member_v2	Terraform	l lucycodes42
openstack_lb_pool_v2	Terraform	l lucycodes42
openstack_lb_listener_v2	Terraform	l lucycodes42
openstack_lb_loadbalancer_v2	Terraform	l lucycodes42
openstack_lb_pool_v1	Terraform	l lucycodes42
openstack_lb_vip_v1	Terraform	l lucycodes42
openstack_lb_monitor_v1	Terraform	l lucycodes42
openstack_networking_secgroup_rule_v2	Terraform	l lucycodes42

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