Terraform snippets



The following code is a Monitor definition for Datadog.

name: my-name

description: My monitoring description

type: metric alert

message: Monitor triggered.

datadog_monitor

datadog_timeboard



digitalocean allows you to store your token in a variable.

digitalocean



The code sets the Datadog provider's API key and app key.

datadog



This code defines a resource named consul_service that can be used in a deployment to configure and manage Consul instances.

consul_service



This code creates a prepared query for the MyResource service. A prepared query is a pre-made query that the Consul server has already compiled and optimized for performance.

consul_prepared_query



This code tells Consul to use the node named MyResource as its primary node.

consul_node



This code declares a resolveable resource named MyResource. The resource will be resolved to a list of Consul Catalog Entries.

consul_catalog_entry



This code sets the Consul key prefix to "myresource".

consul_key_prefix



This code sets up an instance of the Consul agent service on the MyResource machine.

consul_agent_service

cobbler_system



The code defines a key in Consul that points to an instance of MyConsulResource.

consul_keys



In this code, the cobbler_profile resource has the following attributes:

name – the name of the profile

description – a description of the profile

distro – the distribution of the profile installation (e.g.

cobbler_profile



The code above creates a Cobbler snippet named my-description-${myResourceName} with the following content:

<content of snippet>
This is a Cobbler snippet for my-${myResourceName}

cobbler_snippet



This code defines a Cobbler kickstart file for the myResourceName resource.

cobbler_kickstart_file



This resource defines a Cobbler distribution for Ubuntu 14.04. It has the following properties: 

name : "my-${myResourceName}"

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

breed : "ubuntu"

os_version : "trusty"

arch : "x86_64"

kernel : "/var/www/cobbler/ks_mirror/Ubuntu-14.04/install/netboot/ubuntu-installer/amd64/linux"

initrd : "/var/www/cobbler/ks_mirror/Ubuntu-14.04/install/netboot/ubuntu-installer/amd64/initrd.

cobbler_distro



The code creates a Cobbler provider that stores the username, password, and URL for the application in the variables named var.cobbler, var.cobbler_password, and var.cobbler_url.

cobbler



The preceding code creates a cloudstack_vpn_connection resource. This resource has the following properties:

name - The name of the resource.

- The name of the resource. customer_gateway_id - The customer gateway ID.

- The customer gateway ID. vpn_gateway_id - The VPN gateway ID.

cloudstack_vpn_connection



The cloudstack_vpn_customer_gateway resource configures a customer VPN gateway. The name attribute sets the name of the resource. The cidr attribute sets the IP address of the gateway. The esp_policy attribute sets the VPN server authentication policy. The gateway attribute sets the IP address of the gateway. The ike_policy attribute sets the VPN server authentication policy. The ipsec_psk attribute sets the IPsec keys and secrets.

cloudstack_vpn_customer_gateway



This code creates a cloudstack_vpn_gateway resource with the name myResourceName. The vpc_id specifies the VPC in which the VPN gateway will be created.

cloudstack_vpn_gateway



The cloudstack_vpc resource defines a virtual private cloud (VPC) named my-${myResourceName} . The zone field specifies the VPC zone in which the VPC resides. The cidr field sets the IP address range for the virtual private cloud. The vpc_offering field specifies the default VPC offering.

cloudstack_vpc



The code creates a cloudstack_template resource with the name "my-${myResourceName}" and sets the format to VHD. The resource is associated with a hypervisor, XenServer, and is configured to use the CentOS 6.4 (64bit) operating system. The template is located at http://someurl.com/template.vhd. The resource is assigned to the zone "zone-1.

cloudstack_template



This code defines a cloudstack_static_route resource with the name myResourceName and an IP address range of 10.0.0.0/16. The resource is associated with a gateway_id of 76f607e3-e8dc-4971-8831-b2a2b0cc4cb4.

cloudstack_static_route



The code defines a cloudstack_static_nat resource named "myResourceName" which has the following attributes: name, ip_address_id, and virtual_machine_id.

cloudstack_static_nat



The code creates a SSH keypair named "myResourceName" and stores the public key in the file "${file("~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub")}" in the project "myProject".

cloudstack_ssh_keypair



This code defines two security group rules. The first rule is configured to allow traffic destined for addresses within the 192.168.0.0/24 and 192.168.1.0/25 subnets to pass through the security group. The second rule is configured to allow TCP traffic to port 80 and 443 to pass through the security group.

cloudstack_security_group_rule



This code creates a cloudstack security group named myResourceName. The description field is automatically populated with the name of the security group. You can optionally provide a description of your own.

cloudstack_security_group



The code creates a private gateway instance with an IP address of 10.0.0.1 and a netmask of 255.255.255.252. The gateway instance is attached to the vlan 200 instance, and the vpc_id is set to 76f6e8dc-07e3-4971-b2a2-8831b0cc4cb4.

cloudstack_private_gateway



In the code block, the "cloudstack_secondary_ipaddress" resource refers to the virtual machine with the virtual machine ID of "server-1.

cloudstack_secondary_ipaddress



In this code, the cloudstack_port_forward resource is created with the name of myResourceName.

cloudstack_port_forward



This cloudstack_nic resource creates and manages a network interface on a cloudstack instance. The network_id value is set to the ID of the network interface required on the cloudstack instance. The ip_address value is set to the IP address of the interface required on the cloudstack instance. The virtual_machine_id value is set to the ID of the virtual machine that will be using the network interface.

cloudstack_nic



This code defines a rule that allows incoming TCP traffic on ports 80 and 1000-2000 from the 10.0.0.0/8 cidr_list.

cloudstack_network_acl_rule



The code creates an ACL for the VPC named "test-acl". The VPC ID is 76f6e8dc-07e3-4971-b2a2-8831b0cc4cb4.

cloudstack_network_acl



The cloudstack_loadbalancer_rule resource configures the load balancer rule named "loadbalancer-rule-1".

cloudstack_loadbalancer_rule



The code creates a resource called "test-network" with the following properties:

name: "test-network"

cidr: "10.0.0.

cloudstack_network



This code creates a cloudstack_ipaddress resource with the specified network id.

cloudstack_ipaddress



The code creates a new firewall rule that allows TCP connection to port 80 and ports 1000-2000 on the network_id of 6eb22f91-7454-4107-89f4-36afcdf33021.

cloudstack_firewall



The code created an instance called server-1 with a planned service offering of small, and assigned it to the zone named zone-1.

cloudstack_instance



This code created a rule that allows traffic from the IP range 10.0.0.0/8 and TCP ports 80 and 1000-2000 to flow through the firewall.

cloudstack_egress_firewall



This code creates a cloudstack_disk resource with the given name, attaches it to a virtual machine and sets the disk_offering to custom. The size is set to 50 and the zone is set to zone-1.

cloudstack_disk



The code creates a cloudstack_affinity_group resource with the name my-${myResourceName}. This resource is configured as a host anti-affinity affinity group.

cloudstack_affinity_group



The code configures the AWS cloud stack instance. The variables api_url and api_key specify the URL and key for accessing the cloud stack's API. The secret_key variable specifies the key used to encrypt the API key.

cloudstack



This code creates a CloudFlare record that points to the IP address 192.168.0.11. The record's domain is cloudflare_domain, and the record's name is "terraform." The record's value is "192.168.0.11," and the record's type is "A." The record's TTL is 3600 seconds.

cloudflare_record



This code creates a resource called example-environment which stores the information required to run the Chef role. The name attribute defines the name of the resource.

chef_role



The code snippet creates an instance of the Cloudflare provider. The provider value is set to the email value, and the token value is set to the example-token value.

cloudflare



In the code above, Chef indicates that the named resource is a node. A node is a centrally managed resource that helps manage configuration for software resources. In this case, the named resource is a node for an example-environment.

chef_node



This code creates a resource called "example-environment" with the name "example-environment" .

chef_environment



This code defines a resource that can be used by a recipe. The name field sets the name of the resource.

chef_data_bag



This code defines a data bag named "example-data-bag" and sets the content_json attribute to a JSON string that declares that the data bag contains an item with the id "example-item". The items in a data bag can be arbitrarily complex, and the data bag can contain any number of items.

chef_data_bag_item



This code defines a Chef provider. The server_url setting specifies the url where Chef should be installed. The client_name setting specifies the name of the client application that use the Chef provider.

Name	Language	Author
datadog_monitor	Terraform	l lucycodes42
datadog_timeboard	Terraform	l lucycodes42
digitalocean	Terraform	l lucycodes42
datadog	Terraform	l lucycodes42
consul_service	Terraform	l lucycodes42
consul_prepared_query	Terraform	l lucycodes42
consul_node	Terraform	l lucycodes42
consul_catalog_entry	Terraform	l lucycodes42
consul_key_prefix	Terraform	l lucycodes42
consul_agent_service	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cobbler_system	Terraform	l lucycodes42
consul_keys	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cobbler_profile	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cobbler_snippet	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cobbler_kickstart_file	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cobbler_distro	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cobbler	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cloudstack_vpn_connection	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cloudstack_vpn_customer_gateway	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cloudstack_vpn_gateway	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cloudstack_vpc	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cloudstack_template	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cloudstack_static_route	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cloudstack_static_nat	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cloudstack_ssh_keypair	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cloudstack_security_group_rule	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cloudstack_security_group	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cloudstack_private_gateway	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cloudstack_secondary_ipaddress	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cloudstack_port_forward	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cloudstack_nic	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cloudstack_network_acl_rule	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cloudstack_network_acl	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cloudstack_loadbalancer_rule	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cloudstack_network	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cloudstack_ipaddress	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cloudstack_firewall	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cloudstack_instance	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cloudstack_egress_firewall	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cloudstack_disk	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cloudstack_affinity_group	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cloudstack	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cloudflare_record	Terraform	l lucycodes42
chef_role	Terraform	l lucycodes42
cloudflare	Terraform	l lucycodes42
chef_node	Terraform	l lucycodes42
chef_environment	Terraform	l lucycodes42
chef_data_bag	Terraform	l lucycodes42
chef_data_bag_item	Terraform	l lucycodes42
chef	Terraform	l lucycodes42

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